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Tire is dry rot and the thing is, no one is ever going to apply that to a old tire… just buy a new one unless your not going farther than 1 mile around a farm…
Those new unworn studs will probably just rip right out,given how much they stick out. If your studded tires are that worn, pull the studs and use them for a summer before you swap em for new ones. Replacing the studs is just a waste.
That was my thought haha. There gonna be shooting out first time the car hits the road. I've pulled then out before too but never thought to out them in.
Exactly why waste your time on trying to restud old tires. It makes much more sense to just use the old ones as regular tires and get a new set of studded tires. I get it cost money to replace them but you have to replace your old summer tires at some point so it makes more sense to stud the next set and use the older ones as a new studded tire. Wow some people will do anything for views on the net!
For everyone who doesn’t understand, in areas where there is colder weather with ice snow and sleet those metal pieces are called tired studs which help you drive in the snow, so please stop hating on the guy because all he is showing is a really good way to replace the old studs to be safe in the colder months, no he didn’t ruin the tire, no he didn’t waist anyones time except for the people who don’t get ice on the road
I watch a lot of these DIY videos through 🥺 I have yet to find one that is useful, productive, and has any rational sense to it 💯💩 please stop wasting our time 🚧
@@bigimskiweisenheimer8325 They can but not to badly . Better to have a little bit of torn up road than crashes . In countries like Ukraine the roads can be clear and very quickly have several inches of snow , then it melts and you still keep the studded tyres on because you know more is coming . They are not to bad on concrete
I hope you realize the there a different sized studs and the tire sticker have the stud size to use for when the tires are new. Putting a new studs in used tires will most likely result in flat tires because the stud will eventually get pushed through the inside of the tire.
Thats gotta be one of the dumbest things I've seen in a long time! (26yrs in the tire and wheel industry & shop owner.) Those studs were way too long/big for that tire and the size they were pinned/molded for. The first mile or 2, those studs will come right out especially when someone is hard on the throttle. Smh! Besides, that tire I'd half worn out and not to mention that those studs will cause flats as they will wear through the protective layer exposing the steel belts to water and debris eventually going flat or worse like a separation/blowout!
@@MightyCoffeeMaker not so much explode… more just break easily and demagnetize with impacts. They’re magnetic fields are so strong the magnet itself is under fairly significant stress after it is made. If it is hit it can crack along its stress lines. Impacts can still hurt magnetic fields tho too. TLDR: don’t hit magnets with hammers
In the amount of time it took just to watch this, I ran and got a tire plug kit - plugged my flat and popped the other 3 so I could plug them. Plugged my neighbors cars and went to the school garage and plugged all the school bus tires.
I just love how he ONLY has the $20 mig welder from harbor freight. You know they make different welders, along with different processes of welding, one of which would be PERFECTLY SUITABLE for what you’re doing, but you went with MIG, instead of TIG
@@user-zg2vz7pq5j они по высоте протектора подбираются, 7\8\9мм. Эти явно не по размеру, загнёт и сотрёт их, если не выпадут. А нейлоновое кольцо плющит и заполняет разбитое отверстие
Там пластиковая втулка - у ремонтных шипов Теком. А так да, конечно - установка в б/у отверстия первичных шипов не только запрещена, но и бессмыссленна. тем более что и приспособа для гаражных работ по ремошиповке тоже продаётся где угодно.
It's really not that difficult to plug a tire especially when tools come in a kit. You should rarely have to plug tires to even make that tool worth it. Also, paperclips will never hold up and you soldered them when you have a welder? Your not gonna convince me that magnet is really that effective especially considering how you struggled to remove the old ones with pliers
Huh? Why come yew put medal in rubbuh? No, seriously. What the hell is going on? Edit- OOOOOOOOHH ok thanks for telling me. I was thinking it was an attempt at plugging a hole. Cool. We only have/had tire chains here. Well actually I think they did away with them. They were tearing up the streets n all that. But I think large inner city trucks can still use them. I'll have to look it up.
yes here in the states we would use snow chains . metal studs are for areas where you have a few inches or more of ice and also where the roads are not paved . studs for traction are for use in very harsh environments .
@@Nsj-kl5wz I'm not understanding what your saying I was just explaining why people put studs in tires . here in the states as far as I know we don't use them there might be a few that do I guess but I wasn't putting anyone down that do use wheel studs .
Wow! This is genius… I can’t believe we have never made tire plug tools before.. oh wait we have. You can get them for the store for $3 or waste time welding and soldering for some RUclips views…
as a southern boy, also raised on a farm, I feel like if a man had the necessary tools to do this, then he isn't going to need this thing to help him with a tire, thus far making it pointless bc some city boy that actually "needs" this isn't going to know how or even have the tools or access to the tools to build it
Cmon people. He fixed a tire with holes in it by pulling the stuff out and putting something in the holes. And used a sparky thing and some shiny bits. I too speak mechanic....lmao
You’re not supposed to remove worn studs from worn studded tires the studs were down with the tread of the tire you can only replace them when they’re brand-new if one maybe pulls out but you’re not supposed to replace new studs in old studded tires
Yeah hang on let me get my standard welting setup so I can get these perfectly circular beads out of my wheel and replace it with a bolt so that it can destroy my tires
There is no reason to replace studs once they have been installed. I could see using that to install new studs into a new tire but current stud tools are way better and ridiculously cheap like 40 bucks
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You know its gonna be some fucking stupid shit when it starts off by turning a nut into Swiss cheese
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🤣🤣 too good. I only watch these videos to read the comments like yours hahahah keep it up legend
The biggest waste of my minute this year. Good lord.
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Tire is dry rot and the thing is, no one is ever going to apply that to a old tire… just buy a new one unless your not going farther than 1 mile around a farm…
Wtf have I just watched
Something your eyes will never un see.
@@MrLipp24 gonna use this line alot
Installing tire studs
I was thinking the same thing
I was about to.comment the same
Those new unworn studs will probably just rip right out,given how much they stick out.
If your studded tires are that worn, pull the studs and use them for a summer before you swap em for new ones. Replacing the studs is just a waste.
That was my thought haha. There gonna be shooting out first time the car hits the road. I've pulled then out before too but never thought to out them in.
Rubber looks like it has dry rot too...
Exactly why waste your time on trying to restud old tires. It makes much more sense to just use the old ones as regular tires and get a new set of studded tires. I get it cost money to replace them but you have to replace your old summer tires at some point so it makes more sense to stud the next set and use the older ones as a new studded tire. Wow some people will do anything for views on the net!
I could see the bad rubber around the old studs. It's clear that this fix won't last.
Зимняя резина летом может сыграть злую шутку. Нельзя так делать.
For everyone who doesn’t understand, in areas where there is colder weather with ice snow and sleet those metal pieces are called tired studs which help you drive in the snow, so please stop hating on the guy because all he is showing is a really good way to replace the old studs to be safe in the colder months, no he didn’t ruin the tire, no he didn’t waist anyones time except for the people who don’t get ice on the road
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Как думаешь сколько тут ГигаМегаКванта Ляхов будет?😁
@@NoviceNotes 1000000столько где-то примерно 🧐 😁.
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I watch a lot of these DIY videos through 🥺 I have yet to find one that is useful, productive, and has any rational sense to it 💯💩 please stop wasting our time 🚧
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Try wranglerstar
Big Clive also busts why diy/5 min hacks are dangerous and what you should do instead.
Most important tool. The sharpie for sure, it really served a special purpose..
Just think this person is an “engineer” and probably convinced a company he is one
I'd say he's had no luck with professional companies and so has resorted to seeking approval from people way less qualified than him (on youtube) lol
😂 250 из 250 полуляхов
Тут полуляхметр сгорит без включения, просто от того что его поднесли.
... интересно а если измерить мозг автора в полуляхах???
@@tovsultanov1713 вселенная схлопнится)
Че вам не нравится?? Работает же все
Знаете почему он в перчатках? Что б его даже по отпечаткам пальцев не нашли.
Что такое полуляхи??????????
Обьясеите наконец! Сколько прошу и тишина
Dude the time and effort when you can just buy new ones
Or pay ten dollars to get it patched. Or get it patched for free at most big brand tire shops
@@autodidacticartisan those are tire studs which are not replaceable and will probably fly out all over the road
and where to put the old ones? Should Africans throw off again, as do old phones?
Just plug the damn thing with a standard kit.
@@jameskelly3745 it's not a hole. It's a stud. He's restudding them.
Сначала припаять оловом, а потом сварка гений 😐
Я вот тоже про это подумал 🤣🤣🤣
Yes, everything can be done the hard way.🌵
u call that a diy fix u butchered the tire and the tools
Lmao 😂
Такую резину на свалку выкидывать надо, а он шипует её 🤣
Внатуре
Вы слишком много кушаете...
@@user-iw9iv4lp3h разьёбёшься на такой резине, потом поймёшь
What a stud.
They're illegal where Im from
They're legal in most places where they're needed.
someone explain why they’re illegal, i’m stupid
@@p0purlerm0bs60 they tear up the asphalt and concrete roads.
@@bigimskiweisenheimer8325 They can but not to badly . Better to have a little bit of torn up road than crashes . In countries like Ukraine the roads can be clear and very quickly have several inches of snow , then it melts and you still keep the studded tyres on because you know more is coming . They are not to bad on concrete
@@UserUser-ww2nj I agree but our local government doesn't. Nothing I can do about it.
I hope you realize the there a different sized studs and the tire sticker have the stud size to use for when the tires are new. Putting a new studs in used tires will most likely result in flat tires because the stud will eventually get pushed through the inside of the tire.
you know it's high quality when paper clips are involved
Thats gotta be one of the dumbest things I've seen in a long time! (26yrs in the tire and wheel industry & shop owner.) Those studs were way too long/big for that tire and the size they were pinned/molded for. The first mile or 2, those studs will come right out especially when someone is hard on the throttle. Smh! Besides, that tire I'd half worn out and not to mention that those studs will cause flats as they will wear through the protective layer exposing the steel belts to water and debris eventually going flat or worse like a separation/blowout!
Lol look at the first welds
The soldering is what has me concerned
He writes
Welded another nut to it that wasn't there when he put it in
did this man really just try to use electrical solder to attach a paperclip to a coated steel nut.....
I'm afraid so 😂 he's deluded
Let's forget about the part where he hit a neodymium magnet with a hammer...
Fn massive ouch to watch…
Why ? The magnet can explode ?
@@MightyCoffeeMaker not so much explode… more just break easily and demagnetize with impacts. They’re magnetic fields are so strong the magnet itself is under fairly significant stress after it is made. If it is hit it can crack along its stress lines. Impacts can still hurt magnetic fields tho too.
TLDR: don’t hit magnets with hammers
My time is valuable. So all these "homemade" tools that take forever and require buying a bunch of tools to make, just really make no sense.
Agree..just stupid crap!!!
Yeah the paper clip wire used would literally collapse when it contacted the tire
Video evidence right above these comments mate!
Won't be long before they start to rust again..
They're replacing the worn out studs on snow tires not because they're rusted.
YOU GOT TO BE FREAKING KIDDING ME?! I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHERE TO BEGIN OR WHAT TO SAY.. JUST WOW!!
Welding that nut after soldering the wire would result in your solder melting and running out on the floor.
Immediately
“Don’t recommend this channel”
Poor fella, it's like watching craft time in a special needs facility
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5$ says it won't even reach half a mile before its totally flat.
It's a studded tire for driving in winter conditions
Dude busting out windows from his bootleg studs flinging everywhere
😂😂
How damn strong are this paper clips???
Yeah I’m no sure
Brilliant diy hack. Saves the cost of a specialist, but the tire was perished, so too old to be re-used on a public road.
In the amount of time it took just to watch this, I ran and got a tire plug kit - plugged my flat and popped the other 3 so I could plug them. Plugged my neighbors cars and went to the school garage and plugged all the school bus tires.
If this much effort is needed to fix a puncture/to remove a patch, you might as well plug the hole from the inside of the tire.
I am more impressed with the automatic center punch that actually make a deep dent in the nut.
That’s because it’s garbage, like everything else on this channel.
Don't you love when a diy tip involves a tig welder, clamps, paperclips, and a soldering iron.
No i don't think it's safe to restud I call that fix may pop tires
Just buy a new set studded tires your putting drivers at risk it's snow tires for safety not thrifty
I just love how he ONLY has the $20 mig welder from harbor freight.
You know they make different welders, along with different processes of welding, one of which would be PERFECTLY SUITABLE for what you’re doing, but you went with MIG, instead of TIG
Nice cold solders
Can't decide if it is more complicated or stupid, maybe stupidly complicated.
Лучше шипы с нейлоновым кольцом, а эти так же быстро вывернет
Вот и я хотел спросить, как долго такой секонд хенд продержится? 🤔👍🏻
@@user-zg2vz7pq5j они по высоте протектора подбираются, 7\8\9мм. Эти явно не по размеру, загнёт и сотрёт их, если не выпадут. А нейлоновое кольцо плющит и заполняет разбитое отверстие
@@blind5225 на таком хламе эти шипы во внутрь провалятся.
Там пластиковая втулка - у ремонтных шипов Теком. А так да, конечно - установка в б/у отверстия первичных шипов не только запрещена, но и бессмыссленна.
тем более что и приспособа для гаражных работ по ремошиповке тоже продаётся где угодно.
It's really not that difficult to plug a tire especially when tools come in a kit. You should rarely have to plug tires to even make that tool worth it. Also, paperclips will never hold up and you soldered them when you have a welder? Your not gonna convince me that magnet is really that effective especially considering how you struggled to remove the old ones with pliers
It's useful. Negative comments are wrong.
Never seen anyone reinvent the wheel but people try everyday. All you need are the pliers you started with.
What is track play?
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Круто молодец , руки из правильного места ростут)))
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Funnily enough, this isn't a terrible idea, as far as the idea to replace the studs on a snow tire.
Один хрен вылетят. В старой резине дупло "как у моей бывшей"
Так он их вытащил практически руками.
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Very impressive how you managed to fuck up all 6 solder joints, very cool
yesterday I watched welding for two hours and it was nicer than a minute of this idiocy
no se entiende la finnalidad; que pusiste en el agujero, del que extrajiste el clavo?
Those are studs for winter tires, they're meant to increase grip on ice.
Son spikes, puntas de acero que se les ponen a las llantas en invierno para que no derrapen en el hielo.
Мне кажется у всех самодельщиков какой-то фетиш на гайки
I'm certainly sure that I have no idea what I just watched.
Studs are glued in, if you just stick them in like that you will loose 90% in the first 10km...
Судя по ровными рукам, 250 из 250 полуляхов!
Funk FPV is gonna enjoy this one...
ayyy was looking for a comment like this
I have learned - I stopped watching when the paper clips came out, and came here to say so.
Huh? Why come yew put medal in rubbuh?
No, seriously. What the hell is going on?
Edit- OOOOOOOOHH ok thanks for telling me. I was thinking it was an attempt at plugging a hole. Cool. We only have/had tire chains here. Well actually I think they did away with them. They were tearing up the streets n all that. But I think large inner city trucks can still use them. I'll have to look it up.
They're called studs, and they exist in extreme winter tires to increase grip on ice.
He made a tool to install said studs.
this is very common in Russia and other places . when dealing with alot of snow and ice you need metal studs in the tires for traction .
yes here in the states we would use snow chains . metal studs are for areas where you have a few inches or more of ice and also where the roads are not paved . studs for traction are for use in very harsh environments .
@@Nsj-kl5wz I'm not understanding what your saying I was just explaining why people put studs in tires . here in the states as far as I know we don't use them there might be a few that do I guess but I wasn't putting anyone down that do use wheel studs .
@@Nsj-kl5wz and what does a I phone have to do with explaining what and why tire studs are used ?
Looks like someone took Get A Grip Garage's advice to heart
🎶 if I only had a brain🎶
Wow! This is genius… I can’t believe we have never made tire plug tools before.. oh wait we have. You can get them for the store for $3 or waste time welding and soldering for some RUclips views…
So glad to see stainless steel soldering...
Some cats have great ideas!
This ain't one of them.
Studded tires are illegal in alot of states due to concrete roads
as a southern boy, also raised on a farm, I feel like if a man had the necessary tools to do this, then he isn't going to need this thing to help him with a tire, thus far making it pointless bc some city boy that actually "needs" this isn't going to know how or even have the tools or access to the tools to build it
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$100 bucks of work to do a $5 buck repair!
Brilliant! 😳
Just take it to Nacho's Tire Shop, $10 bucks n
you're good to go ..
Okay, it's sooo niche but hey it's clever but not thaaaat practical in all cases. I'm sure there is designated tools for this
I mean you kind of said it yourself, just make the tool instead of buying the niche one, which being niche its probably also expensive.
People who watch want to see creative things 10%, those who watch out of curiosity 80%
Cmon people. He fixed a tire with holes in it by pulling the stuff out and putting something in the holes. And used a sparky thing and some shiny bits. I too speak mechanic....lmao
When you spend 10x time designing and creating a tool than the time it saves... it's not the destination it is the journey
This guy is replacing studs on a studded snow tire, not patching.
*fix the brain* 🙅🏻
You’re not supposed to remove worn studs from worn studded tires the studs were down with the tread of the tire you can only replace them when they’re brand-new if one maybe pulls out but you’re not supposed to replace new studs in old studded tires
The hole in the tire is too close to the wall to be repaired. Just buy a new tire if you want a safe ride.
Yeah hang on let me get my standard welting setup so I can get these perfectly circular beads out of my wheel and replace it with a bolt so that it can destroy my tires
250 полуляхов из 250
I have no idea what tf did I just watch and I am not even drunk or high...
"Fixed a tire"? He made a stud tool
How long would that take to restud a set of four tires? All day I bet.
I worked at les schwab a few years back and they won't warranty tires that are restudded for a reason
When you're building terrible tools to do something as specific as restudding tires, Darwin is coming
That's awesome 😎
Yea that's definitely totally handy
Ingenious!!!
Spikes are illegal in Germany since....late 1960s, I'd say. Besides, soldering mild steel...nope!
There is no reason to replace studs once they have been installed. I could see using that to install new studs into a new tire but current stud tools are way better and ridiculously cheap like 40 bucks
At this point, this dude just probably trolling everyone.
if u want the solder to stick to the stainless u have to us muriatic acid
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wow that seems like a lot of work
This is the new way of pranking your viewers isn’t it?
Hella sick beat!!
The Beat from Hell makes me sick. 😷
Name song?
Just get the right tool with plugs and all its like 2 bucks
And how long did to struggle to drill those holes in that but before you got it right
I like this video
it is,a good idea but take a new tire put the studs in it