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you have to get the tyre off the wheel.
bore out the hole to 3mm, put glue on the plug, let the glue dry a bit, and then plug the hole really tight.
Let it set properly, and then put the tyre back on the wheel and reinflate.
TBH, you'd be better off with one of those cans full of foam to get you to the nearest garage. ____________________ <Simple> no I'm shaven Jon
<Simple> it is a big enough hole.. I'll leave it now
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All the plugs I've seen you have to push them through from inside the tyre.
Couldn't tell without seeing yours. ____________________ <Simple> no I'm shaven Jon
<Simple> it is a big enough hole.. I'll leave it now
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