Vacuum Tire Repair Nail Kit - Motorcycle Tire

Vacuum tire repair nail kit demonstration. This handy tubeless tire repair kit is designed for emergency puncture repairs on cars, motorcycles and other vehicles. This small tire repair screw is for repairing a 1mm to 3mm hole and the larger size screw is for repairing 3mm to 5mm holes. Use the small one if your car or motorcycle tire is punctured with a small & thin nail. If the nail is larger, then use the bigger size. Only repair the centre of the tread area, to within 25% of each side of the center line. Do NOT use this repair on the shoulders or sidewall of a tire. The tire’s speed rating and history of previous repairs will also dictate whether or not you can fix the puncture. Any tires with a speed rating up to J (62mph) can only have a repair up to a 6mm maximum size of the damage, and can be repaired no more than two times. Tires with a speed rating between J to V (149mph) cannot be repaired more than once and only if it’s no bigger than 3mm. Any tires above a speed rating of V cannot be repaired. These kits can help you get home, or to a garage where you can replace the tire, although using these kits may render the tire unsuitable for repair.

NOTE: These kits are only designed for tubeless tires and are used as temporary repairs to get you to a tire shop where you can have the tire inspected and patched internally by a professional. I am only demonstrating how to use the repair kit. I am not endorsing or recommending the use of the kit as a replacement for a professional or permanent tire repair. If you find this video helpful, please subscribe to my channel. Thanks for watching !

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[rikrob]

I was impressed how well the rubber screw repair worked. I got a screw in one of my front tyres a few weeks ago, so repaired with it, and probably has the best pressure on the car now.
Probably took longer to re-inflate than it did to remove the offending screw and insert the rubber repair one!

[marcomignosa]

Best video on the internet on the topic

[camforcars]

I use these with a little vulcanising cement works perfectly!

[keithstroud]

these are not the best temp repairs ive used some work some dont but the better ones are the mushrooms or rubberised cord which have lasted the life of the tyre but you should always get them repaired properly when you get chance as it states temp repair to get you home or to a repair shop

[asstudio]

Саморезы мне тоже много раз спускали шины.
Я, под ✍ся, а вы?

[ysshen]

Hello, do you cooperate with business?

[wanagerscott]

Plug car; truck; trailer tires, sure. Even in the sidewalls, sure. But i would never plug motorcycle tire, not even in the tread.

[bbjagaa]

What if you apply some cement, can it be a permanent solution?