Tubeless puncture
- Thread starter fraz101
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My experience with worms has not been good in road tyres. At higher pressures the worm makes a bid for freedom. I’ve now got some Stans darts to see if they are more use. I’d try whatever plug you have first, then if that fails and you have to remove the tyre, patch from the inside.
AlanW
Guru
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- Not to sure?
The answer to your prays and dead easy to use to!
https://www.cyclist.co.uk/reviews/dynaplug-racer-tubeless-tyre-plug-review
https://www.cyclist.co.uk/reviews/dynaplug-racer-tubeless-tyre-plug-review
figbat
Slippery scientist
- Location
- South Oxfordshire, UK
Is this a MTB or road tyre? A road tyre may need a proper patch to withstand the pressure. For me a worm will get you home and seal a simple hole, but for a tear I'd want to then make a more permanent repair. Either an internal patch or something like Shoe Goo. I have found that any adhesive will fail unless all traces of sealant are remove from the area in question.
I've seen online tutorials that talk about sewing up a tear and then patching.
I've seen online tutorials that talk about sewing up a tear and then patching.
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
I would echo this. I've plugged two tyres with similar damage and then ride the tyre until it was worn out and needed replacing.
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Tubes ! 
Elybazza61
Guru
Another 
for Dynaplugs ; had a big puncture couple of weeks ago, a couple of plugs and a sealant top up and it's still holding.
for Dynaplugs ; had a big puncture couple of weeks ago, a couple of plugs and a sealant top up and it's still holding.
Ridgeway
Veteran
- Location
- Lausanne, Switzerland
For large cuts i always seal from the inside with a spare piece of old inner tube and some shoe goo.
