Cowman is close to being spot on. I repair my own tires and tubes. I will tell you that if you have not had experience before, OR have watched people do it, it is not something to be taken lightly. To repair tires, there are certain special tools and materials that you need, they are not expensive, but you need them none-the-less. BTW, the tire repair kits at TSC are NOT appropriate for rear AG tires.
Also, mounting and dismounting a tractor tire from the rim also takes a bit of finness, main issue is having at least 2 tire irons, AND not pinching the tube when you remove or reinstall.
So, with all the warnings up front, I also had to do my first one years ago, so everyone needs to start somewhere....................
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