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If all the air had escaped, add more to the tire. This will
help give the tire resistance to push against.
Place a small amount of rubber cement on plug where it
meets the insertion needle.
Firmly push insertion needle and plug through the
puncture. Push plug through to leave approximately 3/8”
(10mm) showing.
Pull the tool out at the same angle you inserted it.
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Trim excess plug with the provided blade in your
Recovery Tire Repair Kit.
Reinflate the tire to standard operating pressure.
Using water, check for bubbles created by a leak in the
plug. If there is a leak, remove plug and repeat all steps.
Check tire pressure consistently to ensure repair is
complete
Valve Core Removal
Valve Stem
Reamer
4-way Valve Stem Tool
External Valve
Stem Thread
Cleaner
Internal Valve
Stem Thread
Cleaner
Patch Repair Steps
NOTE: Tire needs to be dismounted
from wheel to use
CAUTION: The wire and patches included in this kit are designed for
temporary sidewall repairs in the event of an emergency. A qualified
repair facility should be consulted for a long term solution.
• Rough up the area around the puncture on the inside of the tire.
Clean and Dry before starting repair.
• Thread wire in and out around the puncture wound, pulling the
halves of the tire together.
• Apply the supplied rubber cement all around the affected area,
including the puncture points from the wire.
• Remove silver backing of patch and coat with cement.
• Apply patch to back side of tire at puncture.
• Let cement dry before adding air
• Get vehicle to tire repair shop as soon as possible.
