How to plug a tyre, How to plug a tire, 4x4 off-road
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2024
- We show you How to plug a tyre while on or off-road with a plugging kit. (How to plug a tire, 4x4 off-road) While we were out filming for something else we discovered a screw had made its way into the Jeeps front passenger tyre, the head was snapped off so using a cordless drill to extract was not an option and the old pliers came in handy.
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Great channel! - well done Ronny and thank you for sharing. Thank you for your selfless effort to help us understand the technical details and joys of four-wheel driving. Your videos contribute to a more informed, robust and conscientious 4wd community, plus they're fun and exciting to watch.
I like studying the various vids for tips on what might go wrong. Learned heaps here. Now you've got me thinking that I'll need to check my repair kit to see if there's lubricant and a sharp blade. Thank you.
Thanks heaps, such a straight forward easy to follow tutorial, just like all of your other tutorial videos.
Keep it up!
Ronny you look so young haha, thanks dude
Really great instructional video Thank you!! Please keep them coming!!👍
Good instructional Ronny and Da 😎
Great video Ronny! Definitely using these to help expand my knowledge base! Love the channel and keep it up!
Love the Goodyear silent armor tires
Good demo
esta bueno el video explicativo , pero dentro del kit agregale un cemento pegamento para colocarle al caucho que introducís - abrazo desde argentina -
awesome video- been looking for something on this. BTW keep up the 4x4/camping gear reviews
Thank you for this helpful video
Aziz D no worries
Good vid Ronny, a lot of guys carry this kit with them but have no idea how to use it. This is a good one for some of my mates to watch.
Thanks mate, yeah there are instructions with most kits but they are never as clear as a video.
Cheers mate!
good vid mate your getting more confident
Thanks mate :)
I've always used rubber cement as lube. It's slippery at first and helps adhere the plug to the tire after. Might not be correct but it's what I do.
The kits that they sell here in South Africa all have rubber cement with them and no "lube" as such. So what you are doing must be an acceptable method
Thanks for for sharing ... What brand tyre repair kit is that Ronny ?
Another good Video.
Ronny, can you do some walk around reviews on the other 4wd's you have in your Videos?
Thanks mate, I like your idea, will have a chat to the boys and see what I can do ;)
what did you use to lube, clean the hole with the reaming tool?
we got a screw in the tire of our patrol when we were in South Australia 3 years ago and the tires still going with a plug in it 25,000km later.
I will use a cigarette lighter to burn the ends down after trimming. Helps keep the plug low profile, less likely to get snagged by something and get pulled out on the trail.
Tried to plug mine the other day. Not as easy as it looks. Next time I’ll Romberg to lube the plug as well. It was a b-tch getting it in. Didn’t hold. Had to get the spare out.
What type of lubricant is it that you use for the hole cleaner etc?
+Johann Blaauw not 100% but seems like its a vaseline substance of some sort.
Won't petroleum-based vaseline break down the rubber of the tyre. The same reason one should not use vaseline on condoms. Or so I've been told....
Thanks Ronny
Another great vid
How is your 79 going with the chip ?
Is the $$ worth it ?
Thanks Chris
Thanks Chris, yeah the chip is one of my favourite mods so far. Putting the bigger rubber on the 79 the chip brings back to lost power and more. Actually using less diesel. Once I get my 3rd tune installed will do a comparo video with the chip and fuel eco.
why is it nearly every puncture happens because people are screwed- literally!