I've tried patching tubeless tyres a few times and none of them have been entirely successful.
I've got a small slice in a brand new STR that has sealed ok, but it's the kind of cut that'll just weep forever more, accelerating sealant drying out.
Can anyone recommend good patches / technique?
As it's a clean slice rather than a hole, I'm not interested in plugging it.
Tubeless patches that actually work
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Thanks, I've tried the velox kit and it was the closest I came to success but I didn't do two layers of cement or let it almost dry.
I'll grab another and give your method a go, cheers
I've repaired more than 10 tires with TipTop Tubeless patches. Highly recommended.
Here's a picture of a recent repair:
Here's a picture of a recent repair:
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