Dynaplug Air Tubeless Tyre Repair and Inflation Kit - MTB

One CO2 cartridge is typically designed to fully inflate one tire. The amount of air needed depends on the tire volume and desired pressure.

While it is designed for tubeless MTB tires, it can be used on tubeless road tires. However, the MTB version's length is optimized for larger volume tires.

Yes, the Dynaplug soft-nose plug is designed to create a permanent, sealant-friendly bond with the tire.

Dynaplug is generally most effective on tread punctures. Sidewall damage may be too severe for this type of repair.

The kit typically includes four soft-nose repair plugs.

While not strictly required for the plug to seal, tire sealant works in conjunction with the plug for a more robust and immediate seal, especially for smaller punctures.

CO2 can permeate through tire rubber faster than air. For long-term use, it's recommended to top up with air after a ride if using CO2 for inflation.

Ensure the CO2 cartridge is fully threaded and punctured. Check that the air hose connection to the valve is secure and the Presta valve is open. Verify the plug is fully seated in the tire.

Try reinserting the plug with more force. If the puncture is too large or on the sidewall, it may not be repairable with this method. Use a new plug.

Ensure the puncture area is clean. You may need to slightly widen the puncture hole with the tip of the tool or a small drill bit if debris is lodged. Use firm, steady pressure.

The plug may not be fully seated or the puncture is too complex. Try removing and reinserting the plug, ensuring it's pushed in as far as possible. If it continues to leak, consider a larger plug or alternative repair method.