Ever used it?
Trying to decipher this:
Object causing the flat tyre = nail
Tyre valve position = ten to ten?
Deflate the tyre - its already flat, how do I deflate it more?
Shake the can, rub it between your hands to warm it = no problem
Screw it into the valve = no problem there's an attachment to allow me to do this
Tear off the capsule - what? What capsule? The closest thing I can see to a capsule is the can, and if I tear that off I don't think it will work!
Hold the aerosol in a vertical position = easy peasy
Press the button until the tyre has inflated - hang on, inflated?? If I could inflate it I'd use the foot pump, not tyre weld...
...but hang on. It says on the can Repare-pnue (remember its a french rotbox) - tyre repair.
Tyre repair?? Have I got a puncture repair kit here?
Is it as simple as screwing it into the tyre and pressing the go button on the can? If so, does the car need jacking up first?
Trying to decipher this:
Remove the object causing the flat tyre. Position tyre valve at 10 h 10. Deflate the tyre. Shake the can. Rub the can between your hands to warm it up. Screw it into the valve. Tear off the capsule. Hold the aerosol in vertical position. Press the button until the tyre has inflated. Drive immediately 6 to 12 miles. Do not drive exceed 30 miles/hours. Check the pressure as soon as possible.
Object causing the flat tyre = nail
Tyre valve position = ten to ten?
Deflate the tyre - its already flat, how do I deflate it more?
Shake the can, rub it between your hands to warm it = no problem
Screw it into the valve = no problem there's an attachment to allow me to do this
Tear off the capsule - what? What capsule? The closest thing I can see to a capsule is the can, and if I tear that off I don't think it will work!
Hold the aerosol in a vertical position = easy peasy
Press the button until the tyre has inflated - hang on, inflated?? If I could inflate it I'd use the foot pump, not tyre weld...
...but hang on. It says on the can Repare-pnue (remember its a french rotbox) - tyre repair.
Tyre repair?? Have I got a puncture repair kit here?
Is it as simple as screwing it into the tyre and pressing the go button on the can? If so, does the car need jacking up first?