How To Use FlatOut Tire Repair / Fix a Flat Tire

How to use FlatOut to Fix a Flat Tire

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[RodJ]

I used this stuff on my lawn tractor tire (Right front) about 2 years ago. Its still holding. I'm about to use it on the left front tire of the same tractor. Its worked great for my needs.

[AaronGeller]

It might not be woodworking, but everyone has a tire in their life and every tire needs to repaired once in awhile. Thanks for sharing about this product — have a wonderful Sunday with your family!

[dakflyer]

When it fails, and it will fail (this stuff isn't a permanent repair, and your tire has dry rot), and you take it in to either get a new tire or get it tubed, let the guys know you used this stuff. The guys at the shop can't stand this stuff and like to know ahead of time what they are dealing with. It makes a mess and requires clean up before a proper repair can be done. I wouldn't be surprised if they charge extra when they come across it. It was suggested to me for tubeless tires to use a tire plug kit. It takes longer but provides a more permanent solution and there's no downside when you replace the tire some day. Just my $.02, not that you asked. Cheers!

[ChuckP.]

Interesting solution, Jon. Happy Mother's Day to Laurel. Thumbs up.

[Huey]

I appreciate all of your video's Jon, woodworking or otherwise. Here's hoping this works out for you, at least in the near term. Coincidentally a couple days ago I added a tube to one of my Deere lawn tractor tires. Another tire I did similar a few seasons ago is still holding up well, so I am in the add-a-tube camp. But again, all the best and thanks!

[yelims]

that is a Schrader valve and valve core

[kinglangren]

Just buy a tube. This stuff makes a mess if it doesn’t seal.