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2pc Tyre Puncture Repair Tool Set - Neilsen CT3290

2pc Tyre Puncture Repair Tool Set - Neilsen CT3290

This 2-piece tyre puncture repair tool set includes a T-handle reamer and plugger, designed for tu...

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This guide is for anyone who needs a quick and effective solution for tubeless tyre punctures. The Neilsen CT3290 2-piece Tyre Puncture Repair Tool Set provides a T-handle reamer and plugger, allowing for on-the-spot repairs. Keep in mind that self-vulcanising strings and rubber cement are required and not included in this set.

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Model Part NumberCT3290
BrandNeilsen

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FAQs

What type of tyres can this tool repair?

This tool is designed for radial and steel-belted tubeless tyres.

What additional materials are needed?

You will need self-vulcanising strings and rubber cement, which are not included in the set.

How do I use the reamer?

Insert the reamer into the puncture and rotate it to clean and enlarge the hole.

How do I insert the plug?

Thread the repair string through the plugger, insert the plug into the puncture, and pull the plugger out, leaving the plug in place.

Can this tool fix sidewall punctures?

No, this tool is not suitable for sidewall punctures or large damages.

Is this a permanent repair?

The repair is usually temporary and you should have the tyre professionally inspected and repaired or replaced as soon as possible.

How do I store the tool set?

Store the tools in a dry place to prevent corrosion and damage.

What if the plug doesn't seal the puncture?

Try inserting another plug next to the first one and ensure it's seated properly. If the leak persists, seek professional assistance.

Troubleshooting

Plug won't insert into the tyre.

Ensure the puncture is properly reamed. Use rubber cement to lubricate the plug before insertion.

Tyre leaks after repair.

Make sure the plug is fully inserted and seated. Add more plugs if necessary. Check for other punctures.

Reamer or plugger is difficult to use.

Apply more force, ensuring a secure grip. Lubricate the tools if necessary.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Quickly repair tyre punctures on the go.
  • T-handle design offers enhanced grip and control.
  • Suitable for a range of tubeless tyre types.
  • Compact size for easy storage in a vehicle.
  • Cost-effective alternative to tyre replacement.

Cons

  • Requires additional materials (self-vulcanising strings and rubber cement).
  • Not suitable for all types of tyre damage.
  • May require some practice to use effectively.
  • Repairs may be temporary depending on the puncture size and location.
  • Not ideal for large punctures or sidewall damage.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Locate the puncture in your tubeless tyre.
  2. Remove the object causing the puncture, if possible.
  3. Use the reamer tool to clean and enlarge the puncture.
  4. Thread a self-vulcanizing string through the plugger tool.
  5. Insert the plug into the puncture using the plugger tool.
  6. Cut off any excess plug material.

Compatibility:

  • Compatible with radial and steel-belted tubeless tyres.
  • Not suitable for inner tubes or severely damaged tyres.

Care:

  • Clean the tools after each use to remove debris.
  • Store the tools in a dry place.
  • Replace the reamer and plugger if they become damaged.

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