| KrunkLord |
PLEASE!!!
I need a flat repaired During this sunday or monday!!
I drove over a board with nails sticking out of it...
I'll Pay anything in a reasonable range...
Thanks!!!:bowdown: |
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| tcpx |
| try those flat tire repair kit you can get at canadian tire... 2 of my friends used it and it actually worked |
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| KrunkLord |
Really?
Does it work well with thin tires? |
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| tcpx |
| not sure about that, but for $10-15 you can't really go wrong :p |
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| ZEguy |
| if it doesnt work return it ftw. |
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| davey421 |
Most place's will charge you an extra fee when they fix that tire later down the road to, even if your completely replacing that tire. That tire stop leak stuff harden's on the rim and is a b*tch to get off.
Just thought I'd let you know. |
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| anschutz_93 |
Do not use that stop leak sealant shit! Worst shit ever, doesn't work on punctures (only works if the nail is still in the tire) smells like ammonia and who ever you get to patch it probably wont do it properly . If you know what you are doing, get a plug kit, then take it in later... or just throw your spare on.
Canadian Tire is open every day, its like 15 bucks for a repair. |
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| davey421 |
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Originally posted by anschutz_93
Canadian Tire is open every day, its like 15 bucks for a repair.
*2nd that. I know there not the most reputable shop out there but they do fix leaks and it's usually good, even if it leaks again after from the same place they'll fix it for you again at no cost. |
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| MPZoom |
| Those exterior tire plug works awesome...Even though its not a recommended repair anymore. There is this guy rolling around town advertising the use of this repair...by jamming a shit load of plugs around his sidewall. Technically you aren't suppose to repair sidewall punctures due to its purpose is to flex. But it sure worked for that guy. |
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| KrunkLord |
Well i went to crappy tire and they had this stuff that inflates and pumps fluid into to seal the hole from the inside for a while. Then i have the amazing drive of 20 kph drive down henday. Weee:blink: I got to crappy tire and Now im waiting 2 Hours to get it back.
Also i did notice that it was Getting hard on my rims and brakes So now i have that fun task. |
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| Flamewerkz |
| Kal Tire does free repairs. The reason why you shouldn't use the tire inflate stuff is because it'll mess with the inner liner and when you buff it for a patch it'll come off completely. I think it'll also void the warranty, not sure, though. |
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