Tyre Patch Repair

**StockEngine** · July 12th, 2018 03:42 PM

Originally Posted by SoleusBB

Bring your own gauge.

Halos lahat ng mga station, off yung PSI reading nila.

I think losing 1-2 PSI a month on a tire is fine... bugbog sarado kasi mga yan sa mga kalye nating bulok.

yun mga digitial inflators sa gas stations, the sensor is away from the hose. I think most are ok.

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**SoleusBB** · July 12th, 2018 11:01 PM

BTW, OT ito pero share ko lang yung napanood ko kanina.

Mga sira-ulo, gumawa ng gulong sa duct tape:

We Made A TIRE Out Of Duct Tape - YouTube

Then di pa nakuntento, gumawa din out of rubber bands...
We Tried RUBBER BAND Tires - YouTube

Tumakbo naman!

although yung 2nd, sigurado deformed yung rim/magwheels mo diyan pag tagal.

**Vodka** · July 12th, 2018 11:14 PM

Originally Posted by yapoy86

Hmmm.. medyo newbie yung repair guy nila.. SOP dapat na increase tire pressure to check for leaks

it's rare to find a competent tire tech

they jack your car at the wrong points. they don't allow enough time for rubber cement to dry. they don't use bead lubricant. their gauges are incorrect. they scratch your rims. they over-torque your lug nuts.

**morrissey_05** · July 22nd, 2018 06:28 PM

Any recommendations for good tire tech places?

**StockEngine** · July 30th, 2018 04:23 PM

flucking nuts.. same tire. different location. damn roads🤯

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**StockEngine** · July 30th, 2018 04:24 PM

Originally Posted by morrissey_05

Any recommendations for good tire tech places?

servitek 250 daw

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**ninjababez** · August 1st, 2018 08:35 AM

Originally Posted by StockEngine

flucking nuts.. same tire. different location. damn roads🤯

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baka may magnet yung gulong mo bro hehehe

**_Qwerty_** · August 1st, 2018 09:00 AM

S&R tire service.. don ako parati nagpapa vulcanize.. and if you buy your tires with them, free ang vulcanizing and nitro for the life of the tires..

**Lew_Alcindor** · August 1st, 2018 10:30 AM

Originally Posted by Vodka

it's rare to find a competent tire tech

they jack your car at the wrong points. they don't allow enough time for rubber cement to dry. they don't use bead lubricant. their gauges are incorrect. they scratch your rims. they over-torque your lug nuts.

Who uses rubber cement for tire puncture?

AFAIK, there is a reason it is called "vulcanize". No adhesives needed because the vulcanization process is a chemical reaction thing.

**Vodka** · August 1st, 2018 12:31 PM

Originally Posted by Lew_Alcindor

Who uses rubber cement for tire puncture?

AFAIK, there is a reason it is called "vulcanize". No adhesives needed because the vulcanization process is a chemical reaction thing.

vulcanization, from the god of fire vulcan. needless to say lots of heat

and sulfur etc. turns natural rubber etc into tires that don't melt into a gloopy mess

when you get a puncture you don't do this process again. you just stick on a patch. see youtube. you really don't wanna heat up a tire to patch it