WD-40 Tire Inflation

NOTE* This is NOT my Video

This is how to inflate your flat tire in under 30 Seconds.

This is so cool lets make it viral send it to everyone you know, favorite it, comment on it and maby just maby the mythbusters will try it out.
Send it to them too just copy and past the video URL above.

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[zeldafan1515]

mythbusters should test this

[ilovechlourine]

hey man, rename your vid. its starting fluid the guy cant use wd-40. it doesnt burn fast enough to creat a big enough explosion to seal the bead of the tire.

[fireworkfreak100]

WD-40 for 1001 purposes.

[JathTech]

@blaknoizee what you need for this to work is a substance that is still explosively flammable after being on a surface for several seconds. The only thing that works is starter fluid. Judging by the way this stuff the guy is using acts, it is starter fluid

[blaknoizee]

@JathTech thats y it worked huh

[69techlover]

Ifim right, its not filling, just resealing the tire (or resetting the bead?)

[JathTech]

WD 40 doesn't work. it's only flammable as it first leaves the can, once its settled onto a surface it is no longer flammable. I tried using break cleaner too, but it burns too slowly. makes an awesome fireball though.

[JathTech]

WD 40 doesn't work. it's only flammable as it first leaves the can, once its settled onto a surface it is no longer flammable. I tried using break cleaner too, but it burns too slowly.

[JathTech]

WD 40 doesn't work. it's only flammable as it first leaves the can, once its settled onto a surface it is no longer flammable.

[HugeRedneck7]

does this actually work? i mean does this do anything to the tire or is it fine. im goin to try this sson :D

[gregordiesel]

It's funny to see comments like "it was probably starter fluid", while the title says "WD-40"

I don't know if WD-40 is so good for doing this, I suppose it is aggressive to the rubber, because it's a mineral oil-based lubricant. But very well done! I would really like to try it once by myself.

The best stuff for putting a tyre back on in my opinion, is Brake-cleaner and easy start (both contains ether). It burns without any residues, while WD-40 leaves a lot of oily, greasy backlog and soot.