Can a Tire Be Repaired Again After Air Leakage Post Repair?
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Generally, a tire that leaks after being repaired cannot be repaired again. A tire that has undergone multiple repairs poses significant safety hazards, so it is recommended to replace it directly. Methods of car tire repair: 1. Cold Patching: Cold patching is the most common type of tire repair, which is an internal repair method. It is quite similar to bicycle tire repair. While bicycle tires are easy to remove, car tires require a tire changer to be taken off. A repair patch is used to cover the hole in the tire. This method is highly efficient, simple to operate, and the cheapest, requiring only labor costs and the price of the repair patch. 2. Hot Patching: Hot patching is essentially a secondary processing of the cold patching method. A heating machine is used to apply heat to the patched area, better integrating the repair patch into the tire. This enhances the seal and adhesion, making the method more durable than cold patching. However, this method requires precise workmanship, specific heating duration, and higher temperature control. 3. Mushroom Plug: The mushroom plug method is currently the most durable and reliable. The mushroom plug resembles a mushroom in shape. The hole is located, and the plug is inserted from the inside out, secured, and then glued inside. The excess part of the mushroom plug is trimmed off to complete the repair.
