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    Quote Originally Posted by Mick View Post
    Just for your information - I was told by the shop I use that the old style plugs are no longer legal. Tires must be plugged from inside the tire by a plug with a flap. How long this has been, I don't know. This was the first flat tire I've had in over 25 years.
    It's called vulcanizing, some kind of patch and heat. Like an iron or something done from the inside of the tire.


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    Quote Originally Posted by ScrapperNJ26 View Post
    It's called vulcanizing, some kind of patch and heat. Like an iron or something done from the inside of the tire.
    Process which the patch fully adheres to the tire, usually doesn't occur for a few miles with a.patch and never occurs with plugs.
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