the bike shops couldn't find where the hole in the tire was. we replaced it and it popped again. tihs product sucks. the bike shops couldn't find where the hole in the tire was. we replaced it and it popped again. tihs product sucks.
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Any bike shop will have patch equipment. You need to deflate the tire and remove it from the wheel. See if there is a tube inside the tire. If so, the fix is easy: either purchase a new tube for the tire, or get a patch. Use modelling glue on the patch then press it continually on the hole on the tire for about five minutes until it is dry. Afterwards, re-insert the tube into the tire, reattach the tire to the rim and pump it back up
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That hard of an impact caused damage to the sensors for the antislip and brake system. Make an insurance claim because this needs to go to a dealer and could be expensive to fix.
Replace the right rear wheel sensor, unless there is a great difference in tire circumference between the right rear tire and the rest of the tires. The sensor is your most likely culprit.
Find jack follow instructions to raise vehicle after parking brake is on. Remove lug nuts and take wheel with flat tire off. Replace with the spare tire and tighten lug nuts. lower vehicle, put jack , lug wrench and flat tire in vehicle. Drive to a tire repair store and fix the problem.
more than likely the thrust angle is off
basicly what this means instead of rear tires pointing straight forward it pointing slighly to the left or right
how this got off can be numours a few possiablys are
was in acdient and never fixed right
some part bent in rear this can happen by being towed wrong , jacking in wrong place ,hititing something in road
or could just have worn out parts in rear
your best bet is to take it to a alignment shop and have it checked out
most alignment shops will check it over for free tell you what wrong and how much it cost to fix
then you have option of taking somewhere else , fixing it yourself , or having them do it after the problem is fixed tho you will need to take it back to alignment shop to have it aligned
Hi,
If it's a simple puncture, "Fix-a -Flat" or another product called "Slime" might work for you. I believe Walmarts sells both.
Hope this helps... Good luck!
the bike shops couldn't find where the hole in the tire was. we replaced it and it popped again. tihs product sucks.
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