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  1. rustystud

    Flat tire??

    Yes, inflating them slightly is the first part of it. You also need to add some Talcum powder (baby powder) to the inner tube to allow it to slide inside the tire.
  2. rustystud

    Flat tire??

    You are so right ! When I was taught to repair tires we would find the original hole and using a tire buffer clean up the inside of the tire and then put a tire patch on it. Then we would fix the inner tube. This way you wouldn't get a stray wire from the tire putting a new hole in the tube.
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