car tires damage treatment methods

The tire can appear at any time and sometimes it's not our fault at all. There may have been a bolt or a sharp stone on the road exactly in the problematic position that created the ceiling and we may have been the ones who entered the pit without paying attention. In any case you have to understand what can be done from here and there are several solutions.

The injury affects the type of treatment

We're all used to having punctures when we're really not available to take care of them, and that's why so many of the customers who come to Pancharia eventually work fast and do not always pay attention to the treatment they receive. There are a lot of problems that can arise in the wheel and the word "flat" or "flat" in Hebrew is actually a comprehensive expression of a wheel that needs treatment because it has air. Sometimes the whole wheel needs to be replaced, and sometimes the problem can be dealt with at a lower cost and the internal blockage, which is affected by the size of the problem.

What do you do when you have a flat tire?

· The most common and actually the cheapest method is to treat only internal. Every wheel has an interior that is full of air, and the outside of the vehicle is actually the tire, which is the one guarding it. Once there is a nail, screw, sharp stone or any other dangerous tool on our way to the road, the tire should protect the inner from injury but sometimes stumbles in its position. In such a situation remove the tire and repair the inner with special glue and then inflate back.

· In certain situations, it is not only the internal that needs to be corrected, but also the Janet itself. The janit is actually the metallic part that is in the center of the wheel, the one around it has the tire and the inner, when the inner actually inside the tire. The jant repair is done by knocking the hammer normally so that the tire is seated correctly.

If the tire is problematic, it must be replaced

There are situations in which the hole in the interior is not caused by a tire hit, such as entering a deep hole and putting a lot of pressure on the internal air until it is detonated, and sometimes the tire is the one who vacillates, which requires judgment by the ceiling exchangers whether such a tire will endanger the internal one again or not. In situations where the hole is very large, it is necessary to replace the tire in addition to the other repairs required.