Offroad Tire Repair Kits

[MagicMtnDan]

Don't replace the tire - fix it!

I've heard stories of people using multiple "safety seals" ("plugs") to fix a large hole and yes, they've been used successfully in sidewalls too (trailside repairs mean doing things that you don't necessarily do when you're on the road).

 

[MagicMtnDan]

SPEEDY SEAL TIRE PUNCTURE REPAIR KIT (ARB)

Coming in a compact carry case, the Speedy Seal includes all the components necessary to repair tubeless radial or cross ply tires, without removing the tire from the vehicle or rim. This includes a quality pencil type tire gauge with dual pressure range and dual chuck, insertion and reamer tools, lubricant, additional valve accessories and 30 self vulcanizing repair cords for complete air sealing. Spare repair cords are also available in packs of 50 from ARB, so before you head out on your next 4x4 trip, make sure you’ve got all the necessary equipment for making emergency repairs.

Carrying the appropriate tire accessories is essential when you're traveling off road. Not only do tires require regular PSI adjustment to suit differing terrain, it's not unusual to get several punctures in one day.

Note: Dial tire gauge pictured above as #2 is not part of the ARB kit

• Quality pencil type tire gauge with dual pressure range and dual chuck
• Spring steel insertion needle
• Lubricant for easier tool insertion
• Additional valve accessories, ie valve core tool, spare valves and valve caps
• Hardened steel reamer tool
• 30 self vulcanizing repair cords for complete air sealing
• Allen keys
  
  Above info source: http://www.arbusa.com/Products/Tire-Accessories/40.aspx
  
  
• Quality high visibility orange blow molded case to keep contents protected

 

[NoCaDiver]

And they work absolutely great. I've got about five of them in one of my Landcruiser's BFG ATs. Well worth the money with only one caveat; the sealing sticks will melt if left in a vehicle over a period of time. FYI.