The Universal Parts Tire & Tube Cold Patch Kit is a convenient repair solution for punctured inner tubes and suitable tubeless tires. Featuring 48 rubber patches and vulcanizing rubber cement, this kit helps create flexible, airtight repairs for common tire punctures. The cold-vulcanizing cement chemically bonds the patch to the rubber, helping maintain the repair’s flexibility during everyday use. Its compact packaging makes it easy to store in a scooter’s under-seat compartment, a glovebox, or a tool kit.
Key Features
- 48-Patch Kit: Includes 48 patches for multiple tire and tube repair jobs.
- Compact Patch Size: Each patch measures approximately 33 mm × 24 mm.
- Cold-Vulcanizing Cement: Helps bond the patch to the rubber surface for a flexible, airtight repair.
- Versatile Repair Applications: Suitable for compatible punctured inner tubes and patch-from-inside repairs on tubeless tires.
- Compact Storage: Convenient size for garages, workshops, and vehicle tool kits.
- Wide Application: Suitable for compatible scooter, moped, bicycle, and e-bike tire repair needs.
Specifications
- Brand: Universal Parts
- Product Type: Tire & Tube Cold Patch Kit
- SKU / Part Number: 172-49
- Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 4815
- Patch Quantity: 48
- Patch Dimensions: 33 mm × 24 mm
- Kit Includes: 48 cold patches and vulcanizing rubber cement
Compatibility
- Scooters and Mopeds: Compatible inner tubes, including common 8-inch, 10-inch, and 12-inch sizes, where the patch is suitable.
- Bicycles and E-Bikes: Compatible inner tubes used in commuter bicycles and electric bikes.
- Tubeless Tires: Suitable for repairs performed from the inside, when permitted by the tire manufacturer’s repair guidelines.
Application Instructions
- Locate the puncture and prepare the surrounding rubber surface using an appropriate roughing tool.
- Apply a thin, even layer of vulcanizing cement.
- Allow the cement to become tacky according to the product instructions.
- Position the patch over the puncture and press firmly to establish a secure bond.
- Inspect the repair carefully and verify that the tire or tube holds pressure before use.
Important: Not every tire puncture can be safely repaired with a patch. Follow the tire manufacturer’s repair guidelines, and do not use a patched tire if the damage is outside the permitted repair area or compromises the tire’s structure.
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