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Dynaplug 1014 Tire Repair Refill Plug - Pack of 5

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Dynaplug 1014 Tire Repair Refill Plug - Pack of 5

(14 customer reviews)

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Features

Made of a combination of two synthetic rubbers
Contains rubber solids impregnated into a cotton cord designed to mold irregular punctures
Stored in the handle of the Dynaplug tool
Features a pointed brass tip for easy insertion and plugs the hole with no glue
Lasts for the life of the tire and has a very long shelf life

Description

Dynaplug Tire Repair Refill Plug is designed to bond like a patch and makes a permanent seal from the inside-out. It is made from a combination of two synthetic rubbers and easily rolls between fingers to ensure easy insertion. This refill plug contains rubber solids impregnated into a cotton cord meant to mold irregular punctures and is stored in the handle of the Dynaplug tool. It features a pointed brass tip for easy insertion and plugs the hole with no glue.

Product Details

Package Length:	5.6 inches
Package Width:	4.5 inches
Package Height:	0.4 inches
Package Weight:	0.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 14 reviews

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.5

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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

Great product Mar 15, 2010 By BobLap
Used this in a tire that had a pretty big piece of metal sticking out. Had to use 5 of the plugs but it sealed the leak and the repair is still holding up after a few months.

I thought the plugs are a bit pricey, they probably could have made them a bit cheaper by using a stiff nylon in place of the brass tips, but you cant argue with the results. I've used regular plugs for years and these made fixing a flat ten times easier.

If you do purchase the system, make sure you clean out the injector between each use. Very important or you'll have a lot of trouble getting the next plug into the injector.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

These work great on run flat tires. May 21, 2009 By Bobby
Used these on two cars both with run flat tires and they worked great. You simply remove the nail/screw, load the Dynaplug tool and insert it into the hole. It may take 2 or 3 plugs but they eventually stop the leak and you just trim off the excess tail and youre done. Compared to buying a new tire for $200 or $300 its a winner!

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Wish I knew about this earlier. So easy. Jan 11, 2012 By S. Dang
The following review is for the Dynaplug tool. This item is for the refill for that tool. The refills will store readily inside the handle.

After living in Downtown Los Angeles for over 2 years, I have had about 5 bouts of tire leaks due to punctures. Before I found out about this product, I used the traditional DIY method of repairing my tire--with a kit I got at Pep Boys. It was always an exhausting, time consuming process. I'm not a very strong person and most of the punctures were with small objects (pallet nails, staples). Imagine having to stuff a thick, dull rasp tool through extremely thick tire tread.. Not fun. Threading a thick rubber embedded cord through a very thin slot was always a pain in the butt too. Always ended up having to fumble with needle nose pliers to pull it through requiring several tries.

Along comes this product. All I can say is WOW!!! Slick it up, insert the little plug into the tool, slick up the tool and hole with some more spit, and push it in. The tool is smooth and goes in with way less effort. Pull it out and snip the remainder. Done! By a very large margin, the absolute EASIEST tire repair tool you will EVER use.

For *extremely* small holes, it can still require a bit of effort, but no where near the unimaginable effort that would have been required of the typical rasp and thread-end tools. Just be sure to use spit. (Water doesn't work nearly as well).

Summary:

PROS:
-Makes repairing the smallest leaks much easier.
-Fast. Can repair a tire in half the time. Some have even repaired their tires without removing them.
-Permanent. Dynaplugs have been approved in Europe for permanent tire repair.
-Use way less strength. Only a single tool, and it is very thin.
-Convenient storage in handle for extra plugs, and the pipe cleaner. There is enough room to even store a couple of small alchohol swabs in it.
-Can be used to repair previous traditional plugs that have failed.
-Fool proof. Awesome design allows you to push the tool in ALL THE WAY, and pull out. Traditional plugging can be pushed in too far or not far enough.
-Can repair other failed patches.
-Versatile. Dynaplug can be applied multiple times to the same hole to repair larger holes.

CONS:
-The tool may get dirty on the inside and be hard to insert additional plugs in the same session. The tool comes with a felt pipe cleaner which can be dabbed in alcohol to clean the inside. Best way to avoid this is to ensure the plug and tool is well lubricated.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Never stranded again. Sep 28, 2011 By D. Dickens
These plugs are finally considered a permanent repair. I've coupled them with the Slime 40001 Power Sport Tire Inflator. It is the smallest and most powerful compressor available. Rock on!

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Dyna Plug works Aug 12, 2011 By studd
This did exactly what it said it would do and is still holding up. It was very easy to apply and you can carry it around with you in your car as it doesn't take up space. I will be buying another one for my other car.

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