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May 26, 2026
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Get it between Friday, September 25th and Saturday, October 3rd.
Fix a flat tire in minutes without a jack or removing the wheel. These self-sealing screws use a durable rubber core fused to a hardened steel shaft to create a pressure-tight seal that flexes with the tire. Designed for tubeless tires on cars, trucks, motorcycles, ATVs, and more, the dual-size kit handles punctures up to 5 mm. No messy plugs, no waiting—just a quick, reliable repair.

Choose your pack based on the number of repairs you expect and the puncture sizes you typically encounter. If you handle mostly small punctures (≤ 3 mm), a pack of small screws is sufficient. For larger punctures up to 5 mm, pick large screws. Mixed packs give you both sizes on hand for any situation. Multiple-packs save you money if you repair frequently or work on several vehicles.

1. Identify the puncture and remove any debris. If needed, gently enlarge the hole using the tool (not included). 2. Select the correct size screw (small for punctures ≤ 3 mm, large for 3–5 mm). Insert the tail end first and screw in until the head is flush with the tire surface. 3. Inflate the tire to the recommended pressure and check for leaks with soapy water—no bubbles means a successful repair. Monitor tire pressure regularly after repair. This product is for tubeless tires only. Do not use on sidewalls or damaged beads.
No—the rubber is displaced, not sliced. The screw creates a snug, pressure-tight seal that remains patchable later if needed.
Many users drive for the tire's full lifespan with the screw in place. Monitor tire pressure regularly and follow local repair guidelines for permanent repairs.
No. These screws are designed for tubeless tires only. Avoid use on sidewalls or tires with damaged beads.




