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That went bad fast. But got fixed, even faster. #diy #tires #emergency #repair #shorts

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Video by Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

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This project demonstrates the straightforward process of installing LiquiTube tire sealant into a tire to provide long-lasting puncture protection. It highlights the sealant's immediate effectiveness through a puncture demonstration and then guides through the application process using a specialized pump and valve core remover.

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Three. All right, Adam. What are we looking at with this? All right. It's just a 1/4 in puncture going into a 6-ply. As you can see, it squirted out. It sealed that fast. Yep. What is this called, Adam? LiquiTube. So, here we have a bigger demonstration, but next what I want to find out from you is how do you actually install this into a tire? Okay, this is our 10-oz pump that we build at our factory. And this is how it installs from a 5-gallon pail. So, we give out valve core removers with all of our 5-gallon pumps. But, you pull the valve core out of whatever tire you're going to treat, and you clip this on. You open it to the open position, and then you pump in whatever the applicable amount is. This pump will override 50 lbs of pressure, too, so you don't have to let all of the air out of the tire to squeeze. And that's as simple as that. And you put your valve core back in. >> run the machine, you got a tire that's protected for the life of the tire. Where do you guys find out more information on these? >> You go to liquitube.com. LiquiTube .com. All right. Thank you, sir.

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