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Fixing the flat tire is so easy.

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CryptoKen3 months ago

@TheElliot__ No fuck all that the plug works great I’m still running a tire with a plug on it for 30,000+ miles

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sixate 🇺🇲🇺🇲3 months ago

@TheElliot__ Nah, fuck that. Anything that threads in will back out through temp changes and vibration. Dumbest fucking shit I've ever seen.

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𝕽𝖊𝖓é Guillotine 🎙3 months ago

@TheElliot__ I just leave the screw in there.

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ΣTΞCH @ RDC263 months ago

I would be VERY careful trying to patch a tire with a material that has a different coefficient of thermal expansion. Plugs are a similar material to the tire and vulcanize to the tire with rubber cement. The material flexes, expands and contracts the same way in the same climate However if the screw is even partially made of a metal of some sort, having that on the face of the rubber doesn’t sound like a very smart thing to keep long term, especially if it doesn’t vulcanize to the tire.

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josh3 months ago

@TheElliot__ I have 3 screws in my tire, it’s the perfect fix!

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The Titan™3 months ago

Awesome

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James hodges3 months ago

@TheElliot__ Im gonna trust that old school plug everyday, ive never seen one fail.

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AngryBeaver3 months ago

@TheElliot__ All plugs are temporary fixes till you can get to a tire shop and get a proper patch put on it.

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The Titan™3 months ago

Simple but effective

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The Titan™3 months ago

Have you ever seen this:

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Micah3 months ago

@TheElliot__ You dont replace screws and nails with screws and nails people, just another dumb hack trying to sell a solution to a made up problem

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The Titan™3 months ago

Bike tire repair 👇

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HeFlyBoy3 months ago

@TheElliot__ Screwing in a screw to a hole in a tire sounds insane.

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Market Marc3 months ago

@TheElliot__ Trying to fix a system that isn’t broken. Tire plugs work.

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Me3 months ago

@TheElliot__ My dad must have invented tire plugs because he had them way before the 2000s

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Giga is Archipelagic3 months ago

@TheElliot__ OP is an account from Rwanda. That explains every question you have.

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Murcan Dream3 months ago

@TheElliot__ 60? But I have 400 flat tires every year!

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Lela_da_Godess3 months ago

@TheElliot__ DO NOT BUY PRODUCT!!! Used on my tire and product did not seal the leak!!!

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Jason Dennis3 months ago

@TheElliot__ Ummmmm, no! Interior patching is the only proven safe repair. Buff, vulcanizing glue, patch, heat, stitch. The patch adheres to the rubber and the pressure inside can’t escape. The hole on the outside makes zero difference.

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Bootsy Farnsworth3 months ago

@TheElliot__ So you pull out a nail, to put a screw in

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Jonah Anthony3 months ago

@TheElliot__ Hey @grok is this legit?

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MrPadre193 months ago

@TheElliot__ We’ve been using standard tire plugs for 30+ years without a single incident. The people that say it has to be patched from the inside or sell you some new product are just full of crap. As long as that hole is not on the outside edge or the inside edge, it can just be plugged

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elsilencio3 months ago

@TheElliot__ Take it a screw to out another screw? Screw this

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leo neji3 months ago

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Slevin Kelevra3 months ago

@TheElliot__ Yes, I know. I invented them

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steameworker3 months ago

@TheElliot__ you keep replacing like this and you won’t have any idea which ones a plug or a screw in your tire

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Abraves2773 months ago

@TheElliot__ So I take a screw out of my tire to put in another screw?

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Jon Murray3 months ago

@TheElliot__ This is the dumbest car shit I’ve ever seen.

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D4nk L0Rd of Memes3 months ago

@TheElliot__ please for the love of god no one use these fucking things as a permanent patch. These things are TEMPORARY at best until you can get somewhere and patch the tire with a REAL solution.

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Scavenger Golf Company/Veteran Owned3 months ago

@TheElliot__ Those are hot trash. The idea seems clever until you realize that the tire moves and everyone knows that if you wiggle a screw enough it will fall out. These do the same thing, fall out.

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NOUS3 months ago

@TheElliot__ Discount tire does it the RIGHT WAY for FREE

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Joseph Buerkle3 months ago

I want to add, I have plugged many tires with the plunger type but I always use rubber cement, and a good reamer before hand. Not one has ever came out except for the ones that I decided to patch up instead, which the patch was a type that, after the tire was off the rim. There was a patch with a stem that you would pull through the hole. That was the industry standard but a plug with rubber cement, and I would assume as well with these little screws with rubber cement, but do the same thing and I've driven on a tire with 3 to 4 plugs due to not being able to replace it yet for the extended life of a tire to the point where the tread was worn out. I no longer want to have to do that kind of stuff, but it is what it is.

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Anthony M3 months ago

@TheElliot__ Couldn't patch side wall. Steelbelted radial. And when we would patch pneumatic wire brush to make the surface take to the patch. But when people would use fixaflat have to let the tire dry out.

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xXEndermanManXx3 months ago

Why the fuck would you need 60 of these? If your tires get holes enough to the point where you'd need 60 you either need to get new tires or learn to drive cause its a you problem

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leo neji3 months ago

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Voice of Reason3 months ago

@TheElliot__ Garbage!

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