🔧 Steelman 1/8-Inch Tire Repair Patch/Plug Combo: Ultimate Tubeless Tire Restoration! [25 Patches] Review

later If you have anything to do with high pressure tubeless tires rated at 50psi or higher, this is for you. These are great patches.

I used this to patch a nail hole on my motorcycle, a 2008 Suzuki Hayabusa GSX-1300R. I can't imagine I'll ever need that much, but it's a decent fix and a powerful mount.

these little plugs with a small patch are perfect for nail or spike piercings. I like that the pilot hole requires a small size. Some of these were used on ATV tires, and on the Kawasaki Mule they handled heavy loads well with low-pressure tires. So far, so good.

I couldn't make a traditional rope plug to seal a mountain bike tire. It worked and saved me from having to replace a relatively new $70 tire. It screws in through the bore from the inside, and the piston head prevents the internal pressure from pushing the piston out.

Is your new motorcycle tire punctured? Will the local store fix the problem? Don't worry, take these patches, some curing cement and some inside sealer and do it yourself. These patches will fill the hole and seal the inside of the tire - don't worry. Patching the tire reduces its speed by one, but otherwise there are no problems.

Attention! I thought they were an improvement over the tire plugs sold everywhere. Unfortunately, this is not a DIY. You must remove the tire from the wheel, fix it, then remount and balance the tire. Unfortunately, most of us don't have the equipment for this house. It may be a quality product but the advert should say it's not homemade.

Harley dealers and tire shops are useless in times of need. Useless. Harley doesn't repair tires, they sell new tires for $380 with fitting. Yes OK. And tire shops can't put tires in a swap car. This can be done by purchasing a bead chopper for port cargo and tire shovels. You only need to remove one side, leave the other side panel! Simply sand the area evenly and apply cement until tacky and not dry! Press Plug for a few minutes and reinstall the tire. It hurts, but getting cheated at the…