ARB TYRE REPAIR KIT: HOW TO PLUG A PUNCTURED TYRE

ARB TYRE REPAIR KIT: HOW TO PLUG A PUNCTURED TYRE.

Watch this video and see how I repair my punctured tyre using an ARB SPEEDY SEAL PUNCTURE REPAIR KIT SERIES II on my 2016 Ford Ranger Wildtrak. Thanks for watching, please give a thumbs up and subscribe to our channel.

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[nathanoleson]

Thank you for including the first failed attempt, makes the video that much more informative to see how its done wrong first, then successful

[Toubabou]

Nice video.... attended a training this week end, a 70 yo lady managed to fix a tyre
Overinflate the tyre, the steel wiring is not so tight . It really renders the exercise effortless
Rather than screwing action, yanking the reamer in and out is more efficient
High pressure gets those plugs in without breaking a sweat

[lukaszbebnowski]

Mate awesome instructions, you’ve shown the whole process even the little set back and how to trouble shoot it. Thank you lots for posting this video, am sure many will find it useful.

[troymcdonald]

This video is much more insightful then the 30 second clips people post I got a kit from repco and managed to get it done in one go pretty tough but got me out of trouble on a Sunday and a Monday being a public holiday safe to say I won’t be going to tyre shops anymore for just a puncture 🙂

[XploringOz]

Nice work mate, great video. I'm glad you include 'take 1', just goes to show, not always as easy as it is on TV. Keep the video's coming.
Cheers, Nathan.

[thissaifisclose]

4 years old video and still one of the best videos in tyre repair

[CactusAtlas]

I appreciate this video. It was good to see you struggle a bit on attempt 1 so an inexperienced person like me knows what I might contend with if I have to make a repair out on the road.

[hfk]

Excellent video, thanks. I'm glad you didn't cut the failed attempt: that emphasized to me that it might take extra elbow grease to get the job done. I'm prepping for a jeep trip that will kick off next week, and I just purchased an ARB repair kit. Your vid told me what I needed to know. Cheers.

[charlesadams]

Such a tight rope trying to help/educate without putting novices at risk. Nice job.

[mozartheart]

Thanks for showing your failed attempts, made the video very informative and beneficial.

[enoz.j]

Bought similar, used it today, bit of effort like you to get the string in, but it fixed my puncture, perfect, recommended.

[gabrielpanebianco]

Thanks bro, nice video, cheers from Argentina

[Canaleopardchangeitsspots]

Thanks mate..great info.. Just watched another similar video & great tip there was to first rotate tyre so puncture site is easily accessed and you can put downward pressure /body weight into plug insertion. Front tyre easier of course to reposition with steering- depending on puncture site access esp back tyre you may still need to take off tyre in some instances..

[adnanmj]

That’s so helpful thank u so much from Saudi arabia

[h]

Good job, I had the same experience today; it's hard work but very satisfying after it's done!

[huskertex]

My local tire shop uses the exact same procedure, however they have the reamer and insertion tools inserted into cordless drills. There is an allen bolt on each handle that allows you to remove the handle and do the same thing at home.

[nobody-zlgg]

Got a similar kit, I practiced with some old tyres first, when I needed it I knew what to do.

[lequang]

Apply some more lubricant to the string would help
Great clip step by step
Thanks for sharing

[OzTraxX]

Excellent explanation.

I actually had to plug a passenger car tyre today and my kit had zero instructions.

Thanks for the quality how-to. 🤙

[sharingtheadventure]

Thank you for keeping the difficult parts in there..