Posted on 1/29/2025
Tire Patches:How they work: A tire patch is a rubber piece that is applied to the inside of the tire over the puncture. It requires removing the tire from the rim to properly apply the patch and ensure a secure, long-lasting seal. Best for: Punctures that are located in the tread area of the tire (not on the sidewall) and are larger than a simple hole, but still repairable. Durability: Provides a more permanent solution since it seals the puncture from the inside out. It also helps maintain the structural integrity of the tire. Process: The tire must be dismounted from the rim, inspected, and cleaned before the patch is applied. It requires more time and expertise than a plug. Tire Plugs:How they work: A tire plug is a rubber or synthetic plug that is inserted into the hole in the tire from the outside. The plug fills the puncture and seals it temporarily ... read more