Emergency Rope Plugs vs. Mushroom Patches
Most roadside puncture repairs use a quick "rope plug" pushed from the outside. While simple, it does not seal the inner tyre lining. Moisture and road grit seep through the plug, causing the internal steel belt wires to rust and eventually triggering high-speed tread separations.
We execute internal repairs. The tyre is dismounted to inspect the interior carcass, buffed, and fitted with an **internal mushroom patch** (combi-plug). The patch stem fills the puncture cavity while the round patch seals the inner liner, keeping moisture out and maintaining safety.
Our Repair Process
Leak Detection
We submerge the tyre in a water diagnostic bath to identify microscopic leaks or punctures.
Dismounting & Inspection
The tyre is removed to confirm the internal casing has no run-flat sidewall damage.
Mushroom Patch Fitting
We drill the puncture path, buff the inner liner, apply chemical adhesive, and fit the patch.
Why Choose Our Professional Repairs?
Restored Structural Safety
Mushroom patches seal the inner steel casing, preventing wire corrosion and tread delamination.
Permanent Seal
Say goodbye to annoying slow leaks that drop tyre pressures by 2-3 PSI every week.
Save Tyre Cost
Proper patches save tyres with plenty of tread remaining, avoiding replacement costs.
Speed Integrity
An internal vulcanized patch preserves the speed rating of high-performance tyres safely.