How Do You Repair A Flat Snowblower Tire?
A flat snowblower tire can really set you back if it just snowed and you can’t remove any of the snow. Snowblowers, like lawnmowers, have tires without tubes so any puncture in the tread or side wall will cause the tire to go flat. It can cost up to $30 to have a mechanic repair your tire. You can easily repair a flat snowblower tire with a few supplies including a patch kit. Pick up the side of the snowblower that has the flat tire. Slide the block of wood under the axle. Unscrew the bolts holding the snowblower tire to the axle. Pry the tire off of the rim with the screwdriver. Insert the screwdriver between the rim and the tire and pry the outer lip of the tire off the rim the entire way around the rim. Flip the rim over and push the tire off the rim completely. Run your hand around the interior of the rim. Move your hand slowly as you feel for the item that punctured the tire. Once you feel the sharp object, mark it with chalk. Pull the nail or sharp object out from the top of the
