bf drag radios
10-Oct-2006, 11:32 PM
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Re: bf drag radios
Originally posted by sol2nv
hey guys jsu got a question i got a nail in my bf drag radios i was wonderin can it be fixed or is there no hope thanks
hey guys jsu got a question i got a nail in my bf drag radios i was wonderin can it be fixed or is there no hope thanks
But if its a nail in the radial it depends as to where it is. Generally sidewalls cant be fixed but if its in the tread you can plug it and it will be fine. No reason to buy a new tire.
10-Oct-2006, 11:52 PM
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question......where the hell do u work to get enough money to do all this stuff to ur cars? lol...it looks like ur a year younger than me with like 100 times more sh*t done to ur car?....and yes, this is me being jealous....lol
11-Oct-2006, 09:57 AM
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Originally posted by sol2nv
and yeha they are in the tred im gonna try and repair it i jus dun wanna do a burn out and pop a tire anyone know where they fix tires like this and have some expirence
and yeha they are in the tred im gonna try and repair it i jus dun wanna do a burn out and pop a tire anyone know where they fix tires like this and have some expirence
11-Oct-2006, 11:33 AM
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Originally posted by newman
Literally everyhwere will do this for $20. Any tire shop, mechanics shop, chain like Midas or Canadian Tire.
Literally everyhwere will do this for $20. Any tire shop, mechanics shop, chain like Midas or Canadian Tire.
11-Oct-2006, 12:19 PM
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Get a proper patch put in...like what he said^^
They take the tire off the rim and put a professional patch in, like a 2" patch.......not those silly 'jam the rubber plug in the hole and cut it off flush with the tread' patches....those are crap.
They take the tire off the rim and put a professional patch in, like a 2" patch.......not those silly 'jam the rubber plug in the hole and cut it off flush with the tread' patches....those are crap.
11-Oct-2006, 06:45 PM
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Originally posted by Fug
question......where the hell do u work to get enough money to do all this stuff to ur cars? lol...it looks like ur a year younger than me with like 100 times more sh*t done to ur car?....and yes, this is me being jealous....lol
question......where the hell do u work to get enough money to do all this stuff to ur cars? lol...it looks like ur a year younger than me with like 100 times more sh*t done to ur car?....and yes, this is me being jealous....lol
lol i work at a coporate office and i make good enuff cash and im 19 i dunno how old u are but jus put it this way instead of buyin new clothes ill buy something for my car i dont spoil myself i spoil my cars
and thanks for the info on the tire yeah im gonna take it to a tire shop i jus hope they do it proper i jus didnt think it wuz fixible and i would have to buy 1 tire for the end of season which would have really sucks so thansk everyone for the input
12-Oct-2006, 06:42 AM
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Originally posted by VTEC_Thunder
Get a proper patch put in...like what he said^^
They take the tire off the rim and put a professional patch in, like a 2" patch.......not those silly 'jam the rubber plug in the hole and cut it off flush with the tread' patches....those are crap.
Get a proper patch put in...like what he said^^
They take the tire off the rim and put a professional patch in, like a 2" patch.......not those silly 'jam the rubber plug in the hole and cut it off flush with the tread' patches....those are crap.
12-Oct-2006, 08:46 AM
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^^ I've worked at many shops that used these plugs, and from experience, I've seen alot of them start leaking again...
They work...they're just not the best way to patch a tire thats all...
They work...they're just not the best way to patch a tire thats all...
13-Oct-2006, 07:18 AM
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Originally posted by VTEC_Thunder
^^ I've worked at many shops that used these plugs, and from experience, I've seen alot of them start leaking again...
They work...they're just not the best way to patch a tire thats all...
^^ I've worked at many shops that used these plugs, and from experience, I've seen alot of them start leaking again...
They work...they're just not the best way to patch a tire thats all...
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