Here's a step-by-step how-to guide on how exactly you plug a leaky tire. Don't worry, it's absolutely not that difficult.

I have described how to plug a tire in past articles, but I got an email from a member of the Sand Rock Ridge riders that made me want to spend some time to be more specific. In the message, the ...

We carry a Safety Seal plug kit with self-vulcanizing plugs that bond to the tire. Start by centering the plug in the needle and applying some of the included lube to make the process easier.

Pfffsssttt. That’s the last sound you want to hear coming from under your 4x4 when you are out on the trail. Especially if you are all alone with no spare tire ...

Attach the repair plug to the T-handle insert tool and insert the plug into the hole. Gently pull the T-handle tool back out and trim down any excess repair plug sticking out of the tire with a knife.

If you've got a flat tire, you can fix it up with a tire plug or patch. Despite the similar names and concepts, they are not ...

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If you have less than 50 percent of your tread remaining, or if your tires are more than 3 years old, you should either patch/plug or consider just buying new tires.

Step-by-step instructions about how to use the GM tire inflator kit and sealant, which is being included in an increasing amount of GM cars.