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  1. Join Date
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    #1
    peeps,

    help naman. kasi mabutas ng pako un gulong ko. sa side wall malapit na mismo sa rim... maliit lng un butas but sabi d daw pede vulcanize pag sa side wall. may patch daw na para dun talaga. i forgot na name "section side wall patch" ata e. wer can i find this kaya? f wala daw ako mahanap lagyan ko na lang daw ng interior. syang last january ko lng nabili un gulong. baka may alam kyong shop na expert sa vulcanizing.. :cry:

    hope to hear from you guys.... :D
    tnx po.. :o

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    Vulcanizing the tire sidewall can result in "bukol" coming out due to the sidewall's lessened strength. Even if a bukol does no come out, its not advisable to repair the tire for daily use if that has happened.

    That (sidewall damage) happened to our cars twice already (dinamay ng driver namin) and it really hurts your wallet, especially when the tires are still new as was the case with ours. However, safety comes first so its better to put another tire and use the sidewall damaged tire as a spare at the least.

    My .002

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    tnx vinj......8)

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    servitek marcos hiway.
    ganyan din nangyari sa akin . bagong bago na dale sa side. so pinalagyan ko na lang ng interior. mga 150k langyung interior

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    sakin din kanina lang..badtrip talaga yan..

    2 sunod na na-puncture gulong ko kanina..kasalanan to ni otep at wiretap..!!:twisted:

    ung reserba ko pa ung tinamaan sa sidewall..aarrgghh..

    baka parepair ko bukas sa GoodYear Congressional Ave.

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    #6
    Goodyear Servitek or your suking gas station.

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    #7
    since we're talking of vulcanizing, anong mas effective at mas safe na method in vulcanizing, 'yong pinapatsehan sa ilalim ng exterrior (removing the rim to do it) or yong tinutusok lang para pasakan 'yong butas (without removing the rim)?

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    mahirap kung minsan yung tinutusok dahil nasasaktan/napuputol yung mga thread, lumalaki pa tuloy yung butas, mas practical yung tangalin at saka lagyan ng cold patch...

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    mas ok pa din yung tinatapalan, also masama rin sa gulong yung isa pang method ito yung pinapainitan ng parang plantsa nakakalutong ito ng goma or yung part na pinainitan for that matter.
    Last edited by sauman; August 12th, 2003 at 04:54 PM.

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    vulcanizing sa side can cause bukol nga.
    maraming shops nga mag aadvice ng interior, kaya lang hindi pwedeng malayuang viaje kasi putok agad yan kapag na-pako,
    delikado kung mabilis ang takbo mo.

    in case na mag-interior ka, pwede mong gawin na
    lang cyang reserba.

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    #11
    Sidewalls were not designed to be repaired.

    But almost any shade tree vulcanizing shop can 'stich' it up for you.

    Medyo mahal nga lang. Php 350.00 for an inch long gash on the sidewall of a 31X10.5R15 tire.

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    Just want to share this modus of some vulcanizing shops. Months ago, I had one of my tires vulcanized. As a nearby gas station cannot do it for me at that time, I asked for other shops and they directed me to a nearby shop. Upon checking the tire, the shop boy said it had multiple puncture, 6 or 7 in total. I wondered how it happened but I still had it done. It turns out that it was deliberately punctured. The cost is based on the # of holes so it naturally jacks up the price.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sphinxz View Post
    Just want to share this modus of some vulcanizing shops. Months ago, I had one of my tires vulcanized. As a nearby gas station cannot do it for me at that time, I asked for other shops and they directed me to a nearby shop. Upon checking the tire, the shop boy said it had multiple puncture, 6 or 7 in total. I wondered how it happened but I still had it done. It turns out that it was deliberately punctured. The cost is based on the # of holes so it naturally jacks up the price.
    Kapag nagpapa-vulcanize ako binabantayan kong mabuti mula pagtanggal ng gulong ganggang paglubog sa tubig para ma-check kung ok na. Usually ang cause ng puncture pointed objects (pako o screw) kita agad sa labas ng gulong. Mabilis lang naman magpa-vulcanize kaya ok lang na bantayan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sphinxz View Post
    Just want to share this modus of some vulcanizing shops. Months ago, I had one of my tires vulcanized. As a nearby gas station cannot do it for me at that time, I asked for other shops and they directed me to a nearby shop. Upon checking the tire, the shop boy said it had multiple puncture, 6 or 7 in total. I wondered how it happened but I still had it done. It turns out that it was deliberately punctured. The cost is based on the # of holes so it naturally jacks up the price.
    were the multiple punctures the cause of your flat?
    or were they intentionally added to (what was probably) your only one puncture?
    if they were being observed during the procedure, they would not have been able to add to your troubles.

    whenever i have my tire patched, i always observe the guy doing the repair, who usually sees the offending cause, still embedded in the tire... a nail, a screw, a twisted fragment of galvanized roofing, even a peso coin!

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    they were intentionally added. the flat was caused by a nail. I suspect they have something sharp under the drum where they submerged the wheel.
    I don't think that by just observing, you will immediately know something is fishy, especially if you have no experience on what they do.
    Yes, I have seen that there was a nail but I have also seen the multiple bubble points on the same area.

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    speaking of punctured tires, ayun, nadali ako kahapon ng mala-pako na bakal at nakausli sa sidewall ng left rear tire ko. naisip ko bunutin kaso baka pagpasok ko kanina ng madaling araw eh dapa na ang gulong ko so i left it there, drove papunta sa office, checked it every 2 hours, awa ng DIYOS di pa naman dumadapa...sinabihan ako ng magpavulcanize na near sa office lang kesa hintayin ko pa pero pagbaba ko ngayon lang, ok pa naman. plano ko kasi magpavulcanize sa dating pinagpagawan ko nung nadali naman ako ng screw...sana kanina pero, sarado pa pagpasok ko. minsan, ok din ang humihingi ka ng recommendations sa ibang T/S dito or sa mga kakilala mo instead na magpavulcanize ka lang sa mga pwede mong madaanan.

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    kung saan ako bumili ng gulong dun din ako nagpapa-vulcanize. Wala akong tiwala sa mga tabi-tabi lang, most of the time over-pressure ang gulong kapag nilagyan ng hangin kasi estimate lang walang maayos na gauge. Delikado baka sumabog pa ang gulong

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    sir *rudy_corolla, dun sa pinagpavulcanizan ko before, machine na gamit nila tapos after magawa, meron talaga silang sukatan kung ilang psi ang nilalagay mo sa gulong mo. pero pansin ko, by standard ata 30psi kadalasan pero sa gulong ko usually 33-35 psi.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dcvingkamotekid View Post
    sir *rudy_corolla, dun sa pinagpavulcanizan ko before, machine na gamit nila tapos after magawa, meron talaga silang sukatan kung ilang psi ang nilalagay mo sa gulong mo. pero pansin ko, by standard ata 30psi kadalasan pero sa gulong ko usually 33-35 psi.
    those psi measuring instruments, can go out of whack if not properly maintained.
    i even see them out of calibration, straight out of the package.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sphinxz View Post
    they were intentionally added. the flat was caused by a nail. I suspect they have something sharp under the drum where they submerged the wheel.
    I don't think that by just observing, you will immediately know something is fishy, especially if you have no experience on what they do.
    Yes, I have seen that there was a nail but I have also seen the multiple bubble points on the same area.
    i'll keep this in mind.
    and at the first suspicion, i'll immerse my hand into that half-drum of water, at dadakmain ko yung instrumento.

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