



๐ Patch it like a pro โ never let a flat slow you down!
The ZERINT TP-112W Combination Repair Unit offers 24 high-quality tire repair patches with a 1/2โ wrapped stem and 3 1/8โ patch size, designed for both radial and bias ply tires. Featuring gray vulcanizing gum with a durable blue poly backing, these patches support chemical and heat vulcanization for reliable, long-lasting tire repairs. Compatible with 1/2โ carbide burr tools, this compact kit is a must-have for professional-grade tire maintenance.





| Age Range Description | All Age Groups |
| Asin | B085HK65PP |
| Best Sellers Rank | #549,771 in Automotive (See Top 100 in Automotive) #3,840 in Tire Repair Tools |
| Brand Name | ZERINT |
| Color | Blue |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (93) 4.6 out of 5 stars |
| Manufacturer | ZERINT |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TP-112W |
| Model Number | TP-112W |
| Mounting Type | Dovetail Mount |
| Number Of Items | 24 |
| Number Of Pieces | 24 |
| Product Style | Compact |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Size | 0.47 x 3.15 24 pcs |
| Unit Count | 24 Count |
| Upc | 732866519487 732866521923 |
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DIY Tire Repair!
I've tried s number of other patches, plugs, etc... This repair patches worked on the first try. Brand new tire with less than 20 miles gets a fresh rusty nail. This repair patch did the trick on the first attempt. A $250 tire repaired at home in my garage. I highly recommend and I will buy again. No more offroad down time and costly repairs.
User
Works well
Works very well so far, it's been over a year and tire still holds air
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Tire patch
They work good for the money they cost ,plus they have really good stickiness ,it was fast to install with on Lagos as long as you prep the spot you are using it on really good
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Dlt
Good 4 patching tractor tires.
User
Great patch for a sidewall repair.
I have used these on 2 separate occasions.Two patched sidewall holes. Great for bigger holes!
User
Perfect
Perfect
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OK
OK
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It works . . . . . but one minor item
These plug patches are being sold as 12mm diameter stems but look at the photo: out of the box my first patch plug measured 11mm diameter WITH THE STEM TAPE STILL ATTACHED. Thus, actual stem diameter is closer to 10mm. But, not a show-stopper. Use a 10mm burring bit. You want your burring hole to be about 1 mm smaller than the stem diameter. When you pull the stem thru the hole, grasp it with lineman's pliers or a vice-grip plier, and pull hard. As you pull, the stem will stretch, the stem diameter will stretch thinner and pull thru the hole. When you release the plier, the stem will snap back to its normal size and plug the hole snuggly. Thus, your burring bit should be about 1 mm smaller than your patch stem; yet, the plug rubber is stretchable, and burring bits don't have to be exact size. I could have rated it 5 stars but the stem tape was tough to remove. Still, it's hard to go wrong with this. Cover your patch generously with sealer gunk.
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