Tyre Patch

A Tyre Patch is a simple, effective tool used to repair punctures in vehicle tires, helping restore their air pressure and functionality. It is typically made of strong, flexible rubber designed to seal holes caused by sharp objects like nails or debris. The patch is applied to the inside of the tire, covering the punctured area. The process involves cleaning the damaged spot, roughening the surface, applying adhesive, and firmly pressing the patch to create an airtight seal. This method allows the tire to hold air again and continue to function safely. Tyre patches are a cost-effective, temporary solution for minor punctures, widely used by mechanics and motorists to extend the life of a tire before a full replacement is necessary.