Tire repair on the trail or on the highway can be, well, can be a pain in the ass. It’s especially so if you don’t have the right equipment. Having the right tools with you at all times is the key.

Fixing a puncture can be a tedious and time-consuming task for someone not used to handling such repairs. While finding a puncture repair shop is the most obvious choice, learning to fix a flat can ...

Repairing a tire properly requires it be demounted from the rim so it can be inspected on the outside and inside, remove damaged material, fill the void with rubber and seal the innerliner with a ...

A flat tire (tyre) without a spare feels like the end of the road, yet it is usually a manageable problem if the puncture is in the tread and the tire carcass is still sound. The goal is not a ...

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Here's a quick fix solution to repairing a puncture on a tubeless tyre without having to bolt on the spare wheel or take off the wheel from the hub Over the years, better quality tyres have reduced ...

The Tour De France may have encouraged hundreds of people to get out on their bikes, but whether you’re a professional or an amateur, no cyclist can escape the scourge of punctured tyres. Fed up with ...

Tire puncture repair technology serves a critical need across multiple segments, including personal vehicles, commercial ...

One tire myth that continues to resurface is based on a fictional regulation stating that punctures in steer tires cannot be repaired and returned to the front axle of a vehicle. The confusion is ...