How Long Can a Tire Last After Patch Repair?
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After patch repair, a tire can continue to be used for two to three years. The specific types of tire repairs are introduced as follows: Mushroom Plug Repair: This method offers excellent repair results and is more durable, but the cost is relatively higher, and it takes longer. It is mainly suitable for larger punctures. Hot Patch Repair: The repair is very durable, but it requires precise control of heating temperature and time, which may damage the tire structure. The cost varies significantly depending on the tire size. Rubber Strip Repair: This method does not require tire disassembly or rebalancing, making it quick and convenient, with a relatively low cost. However, it requires enlarging the puncture, which may lead to air leakage over time. It is mainly suitable for small, clearly located punctures.