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Holts Tyre Weld - Does it work?


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I've got an Astra van that's just passed its MOT, but probably won't get through another one without major welding work. I'm planning to scrap it in September, when the tax and insurance run out. The problem is that the spare tyre won't stay up, despite having several repairs. The last one was a leak around the rim, but the repair has only lasted a few months - I'm starting to think it will need a new tyre and wheel to fix it properly, which seems a waste when the vehicle will be scrapped in 5 months time.

 

The alternative is to forget the spare and carry a can of this Tyre weld, which I've got already, just to get me home if I do have a puncture. I've never seen this stuff in action, so does anyone know whether it works? :confused1:

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