How to do a Tyre puncher

Here are the steps to repair a tyre puncture using a standard tubeless tyre puncture repair
kit. This method works for most car, bike, and scooter tyres:
Steps to Repair a Tyre Puncture


1. Ensure Safety
 - Park your vehicle on a flat, safe surface.
 - Apply the handbrake and, if necessary, place warning triangles.

2. Locate the Puncture
 - Inspect the tyre to find the puncture site.
 - Remove any foreign object (like a nail) from the puncture using pliers.

3. Prepare the Puncture Hole
 - Use the reaming tool provided in the kit to clean and enlarge the hole. Move it in and out
a few times to roughen up the inside of the puncture.

4. Insert Repair String/Plug
 - Thread the repair strip or plug halfway through the eye of the insertion tool.
 - Push the tool with the repair strip into the hole until about half an inch remains sticking
out of the tyre.
 - Quickly pull the tool out, leaving the strip inside the tyre. This plugs the puncture.

5. Seal and Trim
 - If using sealant, apply it as per your kit’s instructions.
 - Cut off the excess repair strip flush with the tyre.

6. Inflate the Tyre
 - Use a compressor or tyre pump to reinflate the tyre to the correct pressure.

7. Check for Leaks
 - Apply soapy water to the repaired area and look for bubbles (which indicate leaks).
 - If sealed, you can now drive a short distance to get the tyre professionally checked and
properly repaired or replaced.

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