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The CarPlan Flat Mate Emergency Puncture Repair is a vital tool for drivers of cars, caravans, trailers, motorbikes, and vans who need a fast, temporary solution to a flat tyre without manual labor. Its key benefit is the ability to seal and inflate a tyre in approximately 90 seconds, completely bypassing the need for tools or a spare wheel change; however, it is specifically optimized for medium-sized tyres between 15 and 16 inches and should be treated as a temporary emergency measure rather than a permanent repair.
| Model Part Number | TETCFM400PK12 |
|---|---|
| Brand | CarPlan |
No, it is designed for tread punctures. It will not repair sidewall damage or large tears in the rubber.
Check the sidewall of your tyre for the letter 'R' followed by a number. This product is intended for tyres labeled R15 to R16.
No. This is a temporary repair to get you to a service station. You should drive at a reduced speed and avoid long distances.
While most modern sealants are safe, you should inform the tyre technician that you have used an emergency sealant so they can clean the wheel and sensor appropriately during the repair.
No, it is an emergency solution. You must have your tyre professionally inspected or replaced as soon as you reach your destination.
Ensure the puncture is not on the sidewall, as sealants cannot repair side damage. Also, verify that the valve core is not blocked and that the connection to the nozzle is secure.
Ensure the nozzle is screwed firmly onto the tyre valve stem. If it continues to leak, remove the canister and ensure the valve threads are free of debris.
Before purchasing or using this product, always verify your tyre specifications. Check the sidewall of your tyre for the size code; look for the letter 'R' followed by a number, such as R15 or R16. If your tyre size falls within this range, the product is compatible.
