How To Plug A Tire In Less Than 2 Minutes

[@FlatCreekOutdoors]

Thanks for the shoutout! Glad my vid helped you tackle this job with confidence. You made it look easy. Now you can get back to work!

[@kevinmason3086]

I've been plugging tires for about 25+ years now saves alot of money.

[@stevehawkins8066]

Thank you for making this video and sharing the link to the other KZbin channel. I like how you support others in the KZbin community.

[@DanKlein_1]

I became a pro at this after we first bought our farm. It was overgrown with crab apple trees that have lots of thorns. we cut down and drug the trees to a burn area to get rid of them but in the process would run over thorns and get slow leaks on a monthly basis. My dad teased me that my front tires looked like a porcupine from all the plugs I had in them. Thankfully the back tires(on a 2wd tractor) are tougher and didn't seem to be affected by the thorns.

[@davidedwards3734]

Everyone should know this!!! Have a Safe Day

[@MrSilverado1982]

I have plugged tires with just the tire plug without the glue because I dont have any and have had success. The glue just helps seal it. Good video to show people that dont know how to fix a tire. I saw that box you made to sell your wood on 322 I knew your from around my area but didnt know you were that close until I seen the box yesterday coming home from Meadville.

[@deanbarr5740]

I carry tire plugs and a 12 v air compressor in my pickup for just such occasions. My old F 250 is an '04 model and the many years ive owned it I've never had the spare out. Good to have these on hand.

[@SPACEMIKEB]

I've plugged at least a hundred tires...car, truck, ATV, and never had a plug fail. I highly recommend Safety Seal plugs and kits, They are made in USA.

[@PatrickWagz]

Through the years, I've collected about 4 of these "kits" of various manufacturers. All the big retailers seem to only want to sell you the kits.... and never just the plugs. Seems Amazon sells just the plugs for the brand you mentioned. So, Thanks!!

[@davidfranklin249]

Plugged a lot of tires in the late 80's when I worked at a garage. One thing you didn't mention is that its easier to ream the tire and put the plug in if you fill the tire with air. A soft tire is a real bear to do that.

[@dfarmer_]

Good video for plugs. The even easier way is put slime in your tires - then you don't have to put a bunch plugs in your tires for all the nails and crap that gets in them, and it self seals. We started sliming our small tires and will never go back! Have a friend that uses it in large payloader tires as well!

[@jerodkenoyer270]

Love your channel Adam. We have the same tractor and your channel has been so helpful. Thank you for the great content and congratulations on your thriving growing business. It's awesome to watch you succeed and overcome chalenges.

[@PurpleCollarLife]

Great job! I’ve never plugged one either, but was impressed how easy Phil made it look. Nice of you to give him a shoutout.

[@HeavyIronAcres]

A plug kit is a must have on the farm. Good video! Thanks for sharing

[@robertdean9392]

Easy peasy!! Tractor ready to go to work.

[@VnazT]

Something everyone should be able to do.

[@donutman3089]

Having to demolish and old barn and got my first flat today. Looks like I'll be in search of a tire plugger here soon. But what if tire and bead has separated? My tire came off the wheel.

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Thanks for sharing with Adam, 🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👋👋

[@andydsimmons]

Easy as pie... I would like to mention the plastic tire plugging tools can be dangerous. I have seen one split during the install and and the metal rod pushed right through the back of a hand when you are pushing it in. Ever since I would only use a metal handle.

[@oakelyelm]

Car dealer will tell you “ya just going to need 4 new tires” 😂👍

[@FlatCreekOutdoors]

ain't that the truth!

[@PatrickWagz]

"Oh sorry, they seem to have discontinued your old tire size....you're gonna need to also upgrade your *wheels* too, in order to accommodate the new size tires!!"

[@thedude2178]

Very nice work Adam

[@NorthForkHollow]

Way to go Phil! And good video Adam.

[@judithclever1103]

Thanks, but do you have to cut off the extra?

[@gregj2647]

That’s how they used to do car tires. Great tip 👍

[@baileyhatfield4273]

Still do for a quick get home fix...or just a last effort on some older tires. They work just not as well as the ones where you dismount the tire, get the goop, the circular patch with the stick deal ect. Plugs work ok just not legal anymore

[@dougsmith9099]

@@baileyhatfield4273 when did they become illegal

[@baileyhatfield4273]

@@dougsmith9099 Maybe it's just cause i'm in Canada or my part of Canada...i was told they are not an allowed fix. Also they banned having a car ect on 4 jackstands for idk tire rotations ect. Could just be where i live.

[@dougsmith9099]

@@baileyhatfield4273 oh I never heard of that in the US

[@bbcobra04]

I also keep my plug kit and viaair air pump in my forester.

[@bossturbo]

I used a drill to make my hole in the tire since the T plunger that came with the kit just wouldn't go in no matter how hard I pushed.

[@trevormegson7583]

That's a cool tool.

[@bbcobra04]

I've plugged may a tire. Cars and recently my kubota. After doing a lot of brush clearing I kept getting thorns and sticks in my front tires. One plug in the right and two plugs in the left with a small leak again, I ordered some multi-seal and put some in each front tire. Problem solved.

[@kevindouse]

Good to know how easy it is, thanks Adam. I had 3 flats all at once on my new bobcat ct2025 last week and I brought them to the tire shop. One of the rear wheels had come off the bead. What do you think of the ether trick to remount the tire?

[@baileyhatfield4273]

KZbin some videos lol. It can be done and it's not BAD, BUT HOLY SHIT, if you don't get it right, that tire will come at you and break something BAD. Maybe if you have it on the vehicle, and then use it, sure. Or if its in one of those cages.

[@davemi00]

You do look the Pro 👍

[@garybenedict8513]

Adam you stud. What can’t you do ?

[@sunnydays4966]

I agree with people say this bad the tire will delaminate even worse it save delamination for high speed travel.

[@enc252]

Adam, guy i know did the same thing. Bought almost the same cheap tools and tried to plug his leak. His plastic handle broke-gave way as he forced the plug down. Drove the metal spike up, thru, and out back of his hand. Please purchase set of tire plug hardware from professionals. Save you a world of pain and money.

[@baileyhatfield4273]

Guy had to be going pretty hard at it...i had most of my force/weight of like over 200 on one of these slime brand kids, the 2 plastic handled tools and the sticks and goop. Worked great, just had to twist it a decent bit to get it started. No way, for a small nail anyways, that you're gonna just pop it right down in. Hope buddy there is all good now, Sounds like a rough time.

[@OneEyeCustoms]

Maybe Dylan will see this and do his now. Lol

[@dylofalltrades8212]

Already got new slicks lol

[@awhitecouple]

There was a lot of cuts in the video, did you have trouble?

[@HometownAcres]

No just wanted to make it as short and to the point as possible for people who want to learn something quick.

[@robertsnyder5193]

Use a drill bit in your cordless to clean up the puncture you'll do it in less than- less than 2 minutes