Driving a car is undoubtedly exciting, isn’t it? But is it the same as fixing a deflated wheel? We hope you haven’t been in a miserable situation where you had to feel embarrass about not knowing how to fix a flat tire.
As a matter of fact, even if you have had to, unfortunately, then, continue reading the post below and wipe out this embarrassment forever by learning quick to-do steps of tire fixation today. So, let’s get started.
5 Quick Steps to Detect & Fix a Deflated Tire
Step1: Detect the Cut/Hole/Leak
Take a thorough look at the tires, from bottom to up, and detect if there’s any sharp pointy object stuck in the foundation of the tires.
During the detection phase, remember, it is not necessary that only sharp particles can hamper an ideal inflated tire but any minute holes or cuts can be responsible for the deflation too.
· If the normal inspection doesn’t work, you can also pressure wash the tire with water & soap and look for bubbles on the leaking area
· Moreover, you can also inflate the tire and watch for hissing sound from any appropriate area to detect the leak
Step 2: Jack the car
Once the leak is detected, align the jack underneath the car and raise it upwards as per your convenience.
Remember, A OK Roadside and Towing provides an emergency service for flat tire repair in Granbury. So, whether you are 10miles away from your destination or 50miles if you are inside the trails of Granbury or even nearby, contact them for Quick service anytime.
Next, carefully remove the nuts and bolts from the defective tire and finally detach the tires off the wheelbase and place it aside.
[Precaution: Make sure to jack the car before the starting the process or else you won’t be able to make it any further smoothly]
Step 3: Clean the Tire Hole
Hole the leaky side of the tire upwards and clean the leak from inside-out by inserting a rasp tool.
Repeat this process a few times as in, put in, and then pull out the rasp through the hole until the leaky space is perfectly cleaned.
Step 4: Insert the Tire Plug
To insert the plug inside the tire hole like a pro follow the below-mentioned steps:
· Lubricate the plug using rubber cement or glue ( adhesives ensure a better seal and an easy plug insertion)
· Insert the plug with the help of an insertion tool
· Hole the plug in place and the insertion tool as well in place for a minute to two, to let the adhesive dry
· Finally, once the glue has dried, remove the extra plug parts
Step 5: Pump the tires
Now that you have secured the leak, now carefully re-attach the tires to the wheelbase. Make sure to tighten the bolts and lugs precisely to the torque.
Call Professionals for Help
A OK Roadside and Towing offers 24/7 hours service of emergency flat tire repair in Granbury that too at an affordable cost. Besides, they also offer a board list of roadside assistant services including, fuel delivery, towing, car lockout, jump start services, and much more.
Visit the website and add their business number in your contact list today.

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