ZerokoolRCZ
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Hi all,
I have those diy puncture repair rubber screws in my car for over a year, and today spotted 2 screws in the same tyre, one was short so no problem, but the other one was way long,
So out came the kit, and for the first time in my 36 years of driving I did my own repair, un-screwed the screw, put finger on the hole, then put in the rubber screw, lost no air and have no leak.
Seem all good, I have heard people using these in vans and trucks with no issues, I guess we will see, if they fail I will let you know.
I have those diy puncture repair rubber screws in my car for over a year, and today spotted 2 screws in the same tyre, one was short so no problem, but the other one was way long,
So out came the kit, and for the first time in my 36 years of driving I did my own repair, un-screwed the screw, put finger on the hole, then put in the rubber screw, lost no air and have no leak.
Seem all good, I have heard people using these in vans and trucks with no issues, I guess we will see, if they fail I will let you know.
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