Step 4: Remove And Clean The Damaged Surface
- Every inch of the injured surface needs to be removed
- Remove the damaged surface with electric drill
- Check the surface for splits and if you find any remove them
Step 5: Start With Truck Tire Repair
For this Step, you need to be careful never mix repair tire materials from different manufacturers
- You need to take the rubber stem and fill the injury completely after that cut the rubber right above the truck surface
Step 6: Buffing
Start with buffing the surface with buffer or brush but be careful not to go too deeply and expose the ply cords. Remove the dust from the tire with a vacuum. If you thought of compressed air, remove that thought from your mind. Air compressors use lubricants and moisture that will ruin the adhesion.
Step 7: Cementing
Use cementing chemical from the same manufacturer as the previous material. Apply over the buffered area and wait to dry.
Step 8: Perform Final Check
Your final check will be your chance to see if the truck tire repair process was finished with the perfect result. Check the tire from inside and outside again if there is another injury if there is not then you can put the tire back on the truck and keep rolling.
Final Advice Regarding the Reparation – You should never:
