Can a Tire Be Repaired Again After Air Leakage Post Repair?
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Generally, a tire cannot be repaired again after air leakage post repair. A tire that has been repaired multiple times poses significant safety hazards, and it is recommended to replace it directly. Below is an introduction to car tire repair methods: Cold Patch: Cold patching is the most common internal repair method, similar to bicycle tire repair. While bicycle tires can be easily removed, car tires require a tire removal machine. A repair patch is applied to the puncture area. This method is highly efficient, simple to operate, and the most cost-effective, requiring only labor and the cost of the patch. Hot Patch: Hot patching involves a secondary process on top of cold patching, using a heating machine to thermally treat the patched area, better integrating the patch into the tire. This enhances sealing and adhesion, making it more durable than cold patching. However, this method requires precise workmanship, controlled heating duration, and high temperature accuracy. Mushroom Plug: The mushroom plug method is currently the most durable and reliable. Resembling a mushroom, it involves locating the puncture, inserting the plug from the inside out, securing it, applying adhesive inside, and trimming the excess part to complete the repair.