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Bike Puncture Repair

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Be prepared for every ride with our essential bicycle tyre repair kits and tools for tubed and tubeless tyres.

Find everything you need to fix a flat fast, including puncture repair kits, self-adhesive patches, tubeless sealant and tyre plugs, plus handy tools to make the job easy.

Be prepared for any ride with our essential bike tyre repair products for tubed and tubeless tyres.

See our range of tubeless tyre repair kits, if you run a tubeless setup.

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Bike Puncture Repair Kit

A good bicycle puncture repair kit is an essential part of any rider’s toolkit. Carrying the right puncture repair supplies means you can fix flats quickly and get rolling again without hassle. It's essential if you’re commuting to work or riding rugged trails.

Most kits include tyre levers, patches (or plugs) and sometimes glue or sealant.

There are bike puncture repair kits for tubed or tubeless tyres.

Types of Patches for Tubes

When it comes to fixing tubes, you’ll usually choose between self-adhesive patches or traditional glue-on patches.

Self-adhesive (or glueless) patches are quick, easy, and perfect for roadside repairs.

Glue-on patches take a bit more time but create a more permanent seal for bigger punctures.

Many riders keep a mix of both in their bike tyre repair kit so they’re ready for anything.

Liquid Sealant

Another type of repair is a liquid sealant.

Liquid tyre sealant is injected into the tyre to seal small punctures automatically.

It’s ideal for mountain biking, gravel riding, commuting or anyone looking to reduce the chance of punctures.

Remember to check and top up your sealant every few months to keep your tyres protected.

Liquid sealants are an absolute must have for tubeless tyres.

Tubeless Repair

A tubeless setup is popular for its self-sealing properties. But sometimes the sealant alone isn't enough for larger punctures.

A tubeless repair kit usually includes a plug tool and rubber plugs (often called “bacon strips”). These plug larger cuts that sealant alone can’t handle.

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