[Chronos]

Hi Folks,.

MPSS Punctures, which auto repair product to use, so a full repair is still possible?

So we get a puncture, you slime/tyreweld etc at the roadside
Slime 60089 Quick Spair 500ml Emergency Flat Tyre Repair: Amazon.co.uk: Car & Motorbike
Holts HT3YA 400ml Tyreweld Emergency Puncture Repair: Amazon.co.uk: Car & Motorbike

I've heard some tyre shops dont like fixing tyres that have been temp repaired with roadside quickfix products

Do we have a product that is full repair safe?

thanks

chron

 

[FLYNN]

I have repaired tyres with dynaplugs and used the car on track. No problems whatsoever. As long as it's not on the tyre wall, youre fine.

You don't even have to take the tyre off the rim. Just wheel off, air out, plug it, and youre done. I have a set of plugs in the car at all times, along with the goop. If I can, I'd have a go at a repair before filling the tyre full of that foam

 

[Chronos]

I have repaired tyres with dynaplugs and used the car on track. No problems whatsoever. As long as it's not on the tyre wall, youre fine.

You don't even have to take the tyre off the rim. Just wheel off, air out, plug it, and youre done. I have a set of plugs in the car at all times, along with the goop. If I can, I'd have a go at a repair before filling the tyre full of that foam

oks a couple of tins of the goop and a dynoplug kit, sounds like a plan.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DYNAPLUG-...593?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item5400784bd1

What compressor do you use to pump the tyre back up, and where do you store it in the car to stop it moving round when driving?

thanks Patrick

 

[FLYNN]

oks a couple of tins of the goop and a dynoplug kit, sounds like a plan.
DYNAPLUG® TUBELESS TYRE REPAIR KIT FOR NISSAN | eBay

What compressor do you use to pump the tyre back up, and where do you store it in the car to stop it moving round when driving?

thanks Patrick

Any 12v compressor will do the job. If youre really that worried, buy a spare front alloy and tyre and stick it in the boot.

 

[Chronos]

Any 12v compressor will do the job. If youre really that worried, buy a spare front alloy and tyre and stick it in the boot.

I am not THAT worried no, I just dont want the compressor/dynaplugs/slime tins bouncing round my boot whilst driving.

I will get a boot organizer.

 

[FLYNN]

I am not THAT worried no, I just dont want the compressor/dynaplugs/slime tins bouncing round my boot whilst driving.

I will get a boot organizer.

Jaysus....Dont get a boot organiser. Thats like a person wearing bumbag. Very gay.

Put the dynaplugs and tyre weld under the flap in the passenger footwell. A small compressor will fit in the glove box, or squeeze it under the seat in the back. If it moving around, tie wrap it to something.

Chronos, you're thinking too much into it. Relax a bit

 

[Chronos]

Jaysus....Dont get a boot organiser. Thats like a person wearing bumbag. Very gay.

Put the dynaplugs and tyre weld under the flap in the passenger footwell. A small compressor will fit in the glove box, or squeeze it under the seat in the back. If it moving around, tie wrap it to something.

Chronos, you're thinking too much into it. Relax a bit

ha ha true, just I use the car as a daily, so I need to be ready to tackle any situations..

thanks

 

[Protegimus]

I've done the same, Dynaplugs and tyre weld in the footwell tray.
I bought a Michelin compressor recently and it lies neatly in the area between the rear wheel and back of the boot. For whatever reason, it's never moved either whereas everything else slides around all over the place.
350Z cargo net clips to the existing eyes perfectly for other stuff and doesn't look gay.

Protegimus

 

[Donbona]

Just ordered!! Nice one lads

 

[Chronos]

Just ordered!! Nice one lads

I got the slime 500ml (for larger wheels) auto puncture repairs x2, http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B002ZBWKDC/ref=pe_385721_37038051_TE_3p_dp_1
the dynoplugs off ebay, and I bought one of these as well, FREE Tyre Gauge Worth £7.99 Ring RAC630 Compressor 12v Car Tyre Inflator Pump | eBay

works a treat, set the psi digitally and it stops when at the correct pressure, so doing all x4 tyres takes no time, and its fast as well...

 

[Donbona]

I got the slime 500ml (for larger wheels) auto puncture repairs x2, http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B002ZBWKDC/ref=pe_385721_37038051_TE_3p_dp_1
the dynoplugs off ebay, and I bought one of these as well, FREE Tyre Gauge Worth £7.99 Ring RAC630 Compressor 12v Car Tyre Inflator Pump | eBay

works a treat, set the psi digitally and it stops when at the correct pressure, so doing all x4 tyres takes no time, and its fast as well...

Nice one for the link :thumbsup:

 

[BND]

Thanks as well for the links.

 

[Kevtga]

I have the dyna plugs and slime to be on the safe side :thumbsup:

 

[Iggy GT-R]

Off on a Euro run for the WRC Rally Deutschland soon & having only just picked up MY10 R35 which in on non-runflats, i'll be getting a set of Dynaplugs!
All the reviews on here for them appear very good, cheers all

Wondering if I should carry some of the TPMS friendly 'slime' as well though

 

[Chronos]

Had the mpss on 6 months, not had a punture yet.......... ahh damn just jinxed it! ha ha

 

[Donbona]

Off on a Euro run for the WRC Rally Deutschland soon & having only just picked up MY10 R35 which in on non-runflats, i'll be getting a set of Dynaplugs!
All the reviews on here for them appear very good, cheers all

Wondering if I should carry some of the TPMS friendly 'slime' as well though

I had to use slime recently and it worked great. And it doesn't ruin the tyre.

 

[Chronos]

I had to use slime recently and it worked great. And it doesn't ruin the tyre.

^^ on what tyreS? thanks

 

[DarrenA]

Slime or conti comfort? Anyone got an opinion?

 

[Chronos]

Slime or conti comfort? Anyone got an opinion?

Slime, sounds more funky,,,,lol

 

[Donbona]

^^ on what tyreS? thanks

Used it in Continuing SP 5s which are for my 21" bling bling wheels. Slime is TPMS safe.