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Stopngo Deluxe plug tire kit $37.46 shipped down from $49.95
$37.46
Stopngo has 25% off their entire site with coupon code onetime25
These are great quality tools and plugs for Tubeless Tires
good idea to have one of these in each car you own.
The deluxe Plugger is normally 49.95 and ships free with 25% off = 37.46
2 pocket tire plugs 35.95 each -25% off = 26.96 each shipped free.
Lots of options. Good deals to be had.
Coupon code "onetime25"
Free shipping over $50
https://www.stopngo.com
These are great quality tools and plugs for Tubeless Tires
good idea to have one of these in each car you own.
The deluxe Plugger is normally 49.95 and ships free with 25% off = 37.46
2 pocket tire plugs 35.95 each -25% off = 26.96 each shipped free.
Lots of options. Good deals to be had.
Coupon code "onetime25"
Free shipping over $50
https://www.stopngo.com
Created 12-26-2019
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"The instruction manual says no faster than 50 MPH and *8*no more than 100 miles on a plugged tire***. I exceeded both. I checked the pressure every day and constantly monitored the motorcycle for even a hint of pressure loss in the rear tire. 1700+ miles later it still is holding air. Thanks very much for an excellent product."
Very temporary....
"The instruction manual says no faster than 50 MPH and *8*no more than 100 miles on a plugged tire***. I exceeded both. I checked the pressure every day and constantly monitored the motorcycle for even a hint of pressure loss in the rear tire. 1700+ miles later it still is holding air. Thanks very much for an excellent product."
Very temporary....
You plugged a motorcycle tire? That's a big no-no. Just spend the $150 for a replacement
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I just plugged my tire.. it went like this:
- remove nail
- clear hole and widen a drop with tools to fit plug.
- insert plug
- pull plug out two inches
- infalte tire
- cut plug.
the unque thing here - is that now - post infaltion the air is actually putting pressure on the mushroom head to stay against the wall - where's a standard plug can move around and may not sit "flush" - this will have zero leak for sure.. it's easy - it's practical and it's sure to live up to the countless reviews saying it last the life of the tire... those strips are so 1980....
not to sound like a fanboy.. take what you can afford - something is better than nothing.. just regarding how long the plug will last this seems best.