In this video I go over where I've been taught the "safe" and "unsafe" zones are to perform a flat repair on a tire.
Note: The particular tire shown and discussed in the video is a steel belted radial tire and the information in the video pertains to that type of tire.
Note: This is not a video showing "how to" perform a flat repair.
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