Condition : Type : Tire Patch Plug Key benefits - Fast, practical repair for tire punctures using self-vulcanizing string plugs. - No cement required — the repair seal is self-adhesive, simplifying the process and reducing mess. - Compact, ready-to-use plugs (self vulcanizing 4' x 1/4' O.D. string plugs) that provide a secure sealing action when installed correctly. Features and how it works - Self vulcanizing 4' x 1/4' O.D. string plugs: designed to form a tight, adhesive seal inside the puncture. - Step-by-step repair guidance: 1) Remove the item that caused the puncture (note direction of injury). 2) Inflate tire to 35 pounds. 3) Dip probe/rasp into the injury and work up and down carefully following the direction of injury. 4) Do not apply cement to repair seal; the repair seal is self adhesive. - Ideal for tire repair when a fast, straightforward plug is needed. Compatibility, size and performance - Size: self vulcanizing 4' x 1/4' O.D. string plugs (as listed). - Function: provides a self-adhesive, vulcanized seal for punctures when installed per instructions. - Performance: effective for sealing punctures when the debris is removed, the tire is prepared with a probe/rasp, and the plug is installed following the direction of the injury. Practical use scenarios - Roadside emergency: Remove the nail or screw, inflate to 35 pounds, rasp the hole, and install the self-vulcanizing plug to allow safe travel to a service center. - Off-road or remote repair: Use the string plug kit to temporarily seal a puncture so you can continue to a repair facility. - Garage quick-fix: Techs can use these self-vulcanizing plugs for a fast, clean repair before final inspection or a professional vulcanized patch if needed. Notes and cautions - Follow the step-by-step instructions exactly (including noting the direction of injury and inflating to 35 pounds) for best results. - Do not apply cement to the repair; the plug is self adhesive and designed to vulcanize in place. - Ideal for tire repair as specified; use appropriate safety practices and consult a professional for major damage or sidewall injuries.