HOW TO EASILY FIX A TIRE 

It's called a valve core

I always find tire repairs fascinating and, for me, impossible. I have never been able to repair anything inflatable, including a simple raft. Plugs have always been just a way to get to the tire repair shop. I wish you luck on this. The video is absolutely fun to watch.

My neighbor retired from a Kiote dealership and has a mower graveyard. Personally and at the shop he only uses leftover latex paint for repairing punctures. Break the bead and dump in a quart and reinflate. Never fix a tire leak again. It stays liquid until it exposed to air (leak). Once in a while you see a paint spot and think "there's a leak I didn't have to fix". You're welcome!

Schrader valve (valve core)

Plug kit is a must, especially if you travel overnights or in remote places where a tire shop is either closed or otherwise unavailable. Probably not DOT approved

Thanks for the video .

Bkt skid power. 8 ply sidewalls. Switch out my turf fronts when doing heavy loader work.

Covered it all.... great idea on the burnoff ... love your channel

I've had My compact leak. Local tire shop put tubes in both front tires for 20.00. Almost 20 yrs later tires stay hard and tread is pretty well worn off the R4 s. A soft tire will puncture easier than a hard one.

Jon, I put tubes in my front tires as they were always leaking down since the tractor was new. Haven't had a problem since.

It's called vulcanizing when you burn that plug Jon keep on tractoring 😊

Plugs are great, work well. Fix-a-flat I think that is what you said you were going to use. That’s a no no.

You just stirred memories I was hoping to never remember again!!! I had a hole that was too big for the plug to take a good grip and stay in place. I had to replace the plugs as they kept popping out. So instead of putting a plug, I put in an inner tube. Well that kinda worked except the nightmare of over protecting the bump, the size of your thumb, coming out from the sides. Every time I used the tractor, I had to be mindful of ANY objects coming close to the bump caused by the inner tube protruding out the hole on the side. After a few months, I had to get a new tire. Oddly enough, it was cheaper to get a set which included tire and rim on Amazon, than getting the tire at my local dealership. I still have nightmares of ALMOST having a heart attack each time I missed judgement and a branch gently brushed the bubble. I was lucky each time but it was way too stressful to keep pushing my luck. Seeing you put the plug on the same side that I had mine, triggered my PTSD created from "Da Plug!" lol

I like the idea of burning he plug!!

John, I wouldn’t do that if I were you you left to replace the rim in a couple of years because it’ll screw it up

Wow sidewall puncture. You could be in trouble at highway speeds. Just joking ! Have a good weekend John.

Wow, that is a nice kit! I think I'm going to get me one of those. Fabulous stuff and great practical ideas for a new tractor owner or even someone who's had tractors for a while.

Nice work, Jon! I’ve used those plugs in tractor fronts too. I’ve also used them in the front dolly wheel of my zero turn. I get lots of punctures on those.

Hello Jon. That looks like a very nice plug kit, I am going to get one. I have not had a flat yet on our B2601, but I am noticing some nasty cuts on the treads of the front tires. We have R14 tires and would love to discover a way to patch up the treads to lengthen the life of the tires. Great video. Thanks, Ben

Getting it done ✅ Jon excellent job ❤😊😮

Valve cores

I heard never user slime or fix aflat..it ruins your wheels(rims)

By the looks of that tire an wheel I think my zero turn tires are bigger.

no plug cement?? what gives?