When you locate the leak, remove the nail with the pliers or the screw with a screwdriver. Then, enlarge the hole with the rasp so that the plug can fit in. Attach it to the T-handle insert tool and inject it into the crack. Pull the T-handle out slowly and trim down the part that sticks out. After you pull it, you should usually reinflate the tires with a compressor or a hand pump, whatever you have that is appropriate at home or in your car.

By learning how to use Tire Repair Tool Kits, you will be able to get yourself out of a jam and on your way home.
Ream Out the Hole
Reaming the hole is important so that it can receive the tools. You will have a reamer in the equipment, so insert it into the crack and twist it multiple times, moving it up and down simultaneously. The reamer looks like a round file with a handle.

Thread the Plug Tool
In your equipment, you will find some sticky tar “worms” that you need to peel off. Pinch the end of the “worm” so that you can thread it through the tool that looks like a giant needle with an eye. Pull it through so it is in the center of the plugging tool.

You Can Apply Rubber Cement
By using rubber cement, you can also clean the puncture. Apply a patch probe by covering its tip with a few drops of rubber cement, inserting the probe into the crack, twisting it from one side to another and upside down.

Plug the Tire Leak With a Patch
For this, you need contact cement, a holder and plugs, which are all included in the kit. Get the plug out and insert it into the utensil. Apply the contact cement there so that it can lubricate the hole. Then put the utensil in the crack and push the patch in with the utensil in the direction of the puncture channel. Next, pull the utensil back so the plug remains stuck in the hole. After you pull it out, you can cut the part sticking out to level it with a tread.

Just follow the tips and use the right tools, and there won’t be any problems.
Fix the Puncture and Fill the Tire
Before you started fixing the puncture, you had to let some air out so the hole can receive a plug. Once it is inserted into the puncture, it is time to reinflate the flat tire. You can do it using either a compressor or a machine at a gas station. Inflate it to the proper pressure, according to the requirements.

Now it is time to remount it. Put it back and hand thread the lugs on as far as you can and then work with the chock connected to the airline to check whether the rated pressure has been reached. Remove the vehicle jack and then tighten the lugs with a torque wrench according to the manufacturer’s specifications. If the tires have not been rotated and balanced recently, you should do it at the local mechanic’s to extend their life.

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