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Weldtite Tubeless Repair Kit


Weldtite’s comprehensive kit works as well as the Dynaplug Pill but at a much lower price. It includes a reamer, forked insertion tool, five large plugs, a blade for trimming them and a tube of rubber solution. Puncture repair is straightforward, with plug insertion aided by the lubricating solution. It seems to achieve a more robust seal quicker than the other kits, due to the bonds formed between the glue and rubber.

It’s bulky compared to the Dynaplug, although no larger than a traditional puncture repair kit.

Price $12

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