STOP & GO TIRE PLUG KIT

Taking a quick look at the Stop & Go tire repair kit (model number 1085) that ive had for a while. In my opinion its easy to use and for under $50 its a must have for anyone.
Stop & Go tire plug kit:
www.ebay.com/itm/Stop-Go-1085...
PLUG REFILLS:
www.ebay.com/itm/Stop-amp-Go-...

[@Engineerboy100]

Good job on the video, very well done and to the point. Thanks for posting.

[@ManicMechanic007]

I remember seeing a tool like this back in the 70's. Thanks for sharing.

[@dannysantos1266]

Another nicely done video in the books, sir. Bravo.

[@eltacsyms5607]

Best video on this product. Bravo!

[@keithameerali9474]

Steve Walls. I recently did my bump stops and though a little difficult I got the job done. The main effort starts with removing the tire and jacking up the BODY of the Jeep. This extends the coil spring to a point where you can squeeze the bump stop and force it through the coil. If this does not work you may have to undo the shock for more displacement. I do not make videos so I wish you luck. It is good to know you can diy your ZJ.

[@nick_vee]

Interesting . I’ve never seen the plugs with the mushroom bases. I’ve always used the plug strips with the sticky ass rubber coating that you fish through the eye of the pusher tool and after you jam it in the hole, pray it doesn’t leak. The mushroom base looks like it should give the repair a better chance of not leaking. And although they say plugs aren’t a permanent repair, I’ve never had one leak on me if the hole wasn’t massive. In that case you have to break the tire down and patch it from the inside anyway.

[@darklobo79]

Yo homie thanks for the review. Clear and to the point. Got you a new sub 👍👊

[@IggySky]

Can you use Vulcanizing tire glue with this?

[@ProjectDanH]

Another solid video. 👍

[@sgtg4600]

Excellent video 👍🏻

[@stevewalls3365]

very cool. would love to see a video on how to replace the front bump stops on a 98 zj (if you need an idea for future videos).

[@barricadegarage5361]

Lol. I dont plan on removing my springs anytime soon to do that but if you check out my Lift kit video kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmrKo4GoeJeEotE from 2:50-3:00 in should give you an idea on how to get the job done

[@sman5877]

ok 😊 i’ll buy one. thank you

[@leakyjeep5.9]

Interesting tool! If I need more plugs than that I've got bigger issues than I realize!

[@marks9897]

Nice and easy, thank for the video

[@lequang2296]

Wow ! Great clip Thank you . Like it

[@keithameerali9474]

You nailed it. I used this tool (model 1075 ) about three times and I balked at the effort needed with the rasp. As you say Solution. I bought a T handle rasp and a NO CRY electric screw driver with hex bits to ream out the punctures. Great solution.

[@ballumuniyaclass6a110]

India mein kitne paise Mein mil jaega

[@LZDEN]

a very nice tool.

[@stevefletcher9213]

Good vid

[@ww89]

How's it compare to the string type?

[@iceman213]

Very cool ....👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@wblake22]

Nice tool, just seem like it should be a lot easier and less steps than the old fashioned way

[@johnshirley5342]

👍👍👍

[@MyEyesBled]

These always fail, especially on Tesla’s with run silent tires.

[@dimitricostiuc4401]

This tool did not work at all for me. The plug does not go through the nozzle. This is junk. do not buy it.