Can a tire be driven on the highway after hot patching?
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Tires can be driven on the highway after hot patching, but the speed should be kept within 100 kilometers per hour, preferably not exceeding 80 kilometers per hour. The following are traditional tire repair methods: 1. Traditional plug method (external repair). It is simple and convenient, and not necessarily expensive. However, the effect is not very good, and it may still leak air. 2. Patch repair method (internal repair). The area to be repaired is sanded, glue is applied, and a tire patch is applied. This method is much more reliable than external repair and is relatively safer. The disadvantage is that it is more expensive than external repair. 3. Hot patching. Hot patching is similar to internal repair, but the hot patch can fully fuse with the tire, providing a better effect than internal repair.