tire repair kit

Product features:

• The kit allows for quick repair of a flat tire.
• Made from durable materials.
• Suitable for use by professionals as well as everyday drivers who are forced to make repairs on the road.
• A car accessory that serves as a replacement for a spare tire.
• It is ideal for off-road use when it is not possible to replace a flat tire.
• Keep in mind that this is a temporary solution that allows you to reach your destination or the nearest tire repair shop.
• Compact and easy to store.

Specifications:

• Material: plastic and metal,
• Applicator dimensions: 90 mm,
• cord dimensions: 100 mm,
• package dimensions: 22.5 x 15 x 3 cm,
• weight: 0.2 kg,
• packaging: blister pack,
• color: as shown in the photos.

Set includes:

• chisel: 1 pc.,
• cutter: 1 pc.,
• glue: 1 pc.,
• cords: 5 pcs.

The kit allows for very quick repairs of nail punctures in all types of tires. A useful addition to any tire service—fast and inexpensive repairs; it takes just a few minutes to make the tire roadworthy again.

An excellent kit for repairing car tires. The set is easy to use and versatile. It allows you to repair a tire in just a few minutes.

The perfect solution in an emergency. It allows you to continue driving after a flat tire without having to call a specialized tire service.

Every vehicle should be equipped with a kit like this. The punctured tire is repaired from the outside; there is no need to remove it.

Keep in mind that this is a temporary solution that allows you to reach your destination or the nearest tire repair shop.

The kit is not suitable for a cut tire or a sidewall puncture, but only for areas where the tread is intact.

Instructions for use:

1. Remove the nail from the puncture site.

2. Apply the included adhesive to the plug and insert it into the hole left by the nail at the same angle at which the nail entered the tire to ensure the hole is fully filled with adhesive.

3. Thread the cord onto the awl and fold it in half, with the ends pointing upward.

4. Apply glue to the cord and use the awl to push the corded end into the nail hole, matching the angle of the original penetration. With a firm motion, push the awl and cord through the damaged area.

Make sure the cord passes through the entire layer of the tire.

Be careful not to pull the entire cord all the way inside.

The two ends of the cord should protrude about 0.5–1 cm above the tire tread. With a firm motion, remove the awl from the tire (do not twist the awl inside the tire while pulling it out—this may cause it to break).

5. Cut off the two protruding ends of the cord, leaving 5 mm above the tire. While driving, the cord will level out with the tread surface.