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Tire Patching Tools

Tire patching is a simple and effective way to repair a punctured tire. It is a good skill to have for any automotive mechanic, as it can save you time and money on tire repairs.

There are a few different types of tire patching tools available, but the most common are the plug patch and the vulcanizing patch.

Plug Patches

Plug patches are made of a rubber material that is inserted into the puncture hole in the tire. The plug is then secured in place with a special tool.

Plug patches are a quick and easy way to repair a punctured tire, but they are not as durable as vulcanizing patches.

Vulcanizing Patches

Vulcanizing patches are made of a special rubber material that is heated and applied to the puncture hole in the tire. The patch is then vulcanized, or bonded to the tire, using heat and pressure.

Vulcanizing patches are more durable than plug patches, but they take longer to apply.

Types of Tire Patching Tools

  • Plug patch tool
  • Vulcanizing patch tool
  • Heat gun
  • Pressure pot
  • Vulcanizing cement
  • Tire irons
  • Gloves
  • Eye protection

By following these steps, you can easily repair a punctured tire using a tire patching tool.

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