Repairing a wheel puncture with a harness

Repairing a wheel puncture with a harness is an effective, quick and reliable solution to a punctured wheel. Many car owners note that this method of tire repair is quite reliable. With the right professional approach and the use of high-quality material (which is used by our mechanics), the tire can be used for a long time.

How to repair a wheel puncture with a harness yourself: 1. Detect the puncture location. If there is an item left in the tire that caused damage (such as a screw), carefully remove it using a screwdriver. 2. Expand the puncture using a drift-rasp. It will make roughness on the walls of the hole, which will help make the gluing stronger. Do not remove the rasp from the puncture until you have prepared a harness to prevent the complete tire from flat. 3. Lubricate the consumable on both sides with the special glue which is part of the repair kit. Place the harness in the eye of the drift. Using a drift, push the harness into the tire and quickly remove the tool. The rubber will fill the puncture. 4. Using a knife, remove excess harness rubber and pump the wheel to normal. Repairing a wheel yourself using a harness may be practical in a situation where a professional service is absent. However, if you need to restore quickly and efficiently the integrity of the tire right on the road, our specialists will come to help you.

Repairing tubeless tires with a harness is the fastest and easiest way to fix a puncture without requiring removal and installation of the tire. However, the central part of the tread is the most suitable for repair, and not all types of punctures (for example, side punctures) can be repaired with a harness. When the tire is punctured, it is important to obtain expert advice on the best repair method for your specific situation.

If the wheel repair with a harness has been performed in full compliance with the technology, using high-quality material, then the tire can be used until it wears out.