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Tubeless tyre repair kit

Zagato · 2012-02-28 12:15:01

I was going to buy a tubeless tyre repair kit, as I suspiciously have 2 slow punctures on the pavement side tyres of my car, and some soapy water reveals pin sized holes in the wall of the tyre. Anyway did a search here, and a thread from about 4 years ago came up saying they weren't safe. I was pretty sure that they were…

28-02-2012 12:15pm

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I was going to buy a tubeless tyre repair kit, as I suspiciously have 2 slow punctures on the pavement side tyres of my car, and some soapy water reveals pin sized holes in the wall of the tyre.

Anyway did a search here, and a thread from about 4 years ago came up saying they weren't safe. I was pretty sure that they were the exact same method add what guys in garages were doing with threes tyres, so was just looking for some advice

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