Plug Tire with a Drill

[@delcorick9967]

The drill being bigger than just using the screwdriver handle tool that comes with these kits makes the difference, drill takes all that pressure off the hand so not as sore, nice video

[@AlwaysIntoSomething99]

Thanks

[@FRLNCR]

That looks a lot easier than the hand tool method. Gotta get one of those kits and toss that hand stuff. Thanks for the video!

[@AlwaysIntoSomething99]

Thanks for watching!

[@JerryRussell-cv6ng]

I have the T handle kit, I been drilling first before reaming, makes inserting plug easier.

[@allamar9083]

Last tire we had repaired. I took it off the car and handed it to repair . 1 nail. 26$. 26 Freaking $??? I would consider this.

[@thadmurray937]

Genius

[@131R30]

It's my understanding that repair should not be done if puncture is outside of the outside groove. Do you disagree? Did this repair last? Thanks.

[@AlwaysIntoSomething99]

@131R30 yes. Still holding. Your judgment on using a plug, but this is by far the easiest way to do it I've seen

[@camaroman101]

Yea technically its not recommended to repair that area. But tires aren't cheap.

[@AzaAkre]

Good job very nice 👍

[@johnsokolowski1013]

looks good

[@WilliamBowden-u7n]

That’s cool

[@danschenck9442]

i use slightly small drill bit size of tire plug tool. lube and insert plug SWist pull out.done

[@imagine1300]

Thank you!

[@JerryRussell-cv6ng]

Thank you

[@SkyNet24771]

Never twist in the plug. Straight in all the way and pull out fast to cut the plug. Thats it.

[@Nanajammer]

What if it twisted? Drill it out and do it again?

[@SkyNet24771]

@@Nanajammer Its fine if it stays in. Too much twisting might pull the whole thing out.

[@DaveMack-iq9bk]

wow