Posted by old on May 08, 2008 at 17:10:15 from (4.245.4.114):
In Reply to: Tire repair posted by 44 massey on May 08, 2008 at 15:48:58:
Yep I do it all the time. Buy a boot about 2-3 times bigger then the hole/cut and install it inside the tire. They also make a stuff you can then put on the out side of the time to fill that cut. Tech sells it and its a 2 part stuff you mix and fill the cut with. Down side if the stuff is not cheap as in about $50 for the 2 cans. Tech catalog number 858 by the way. I have the 2 cans of the stuff right here on the desk
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