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Universal Parts 48-Piece Tire & Tube Cold Patch Kit

$7.00
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Universal Parts 48-Piece Tire & Tube Cold Patch Kit

$7.00
Part number 172-49

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This Universal Parts Tire & Tube Cold Patch Kit (SKU 172-49, MPN 4815) gives you 48 cold patches and vulcanizing rubber cement for fixing punctures on scooter, moped, bicycle, and e-bike tires. The cement forms a chemical bond between the patch and the rubber, so the repair stays flexible and airtight under the heat and pressure of everyday riding. It works on punctured inner tubes and for patch-from-inside repairs on tubeless tires, and the slim package fits in an under-seat compartment, glovebox, or tool roll.

Features

  • 48-patch supply: Enough spares for years of maintenance, a multi-scooter household, or a shop bench.
  • Right-sized patches: 33mm x 24mm patches cover most nail and debris punctures on scooter and small motorcycle tires.
  • Cold vulcanizing cement: Chemically bonds patch to tube for a flexible, airtight repair.
  • Tubes and tubeless: Patches inner tubes and works for inside repairs on tubeless tires.
  • Compact storage: Slim package rides along under the seat or in a tool roll.

Specifications

  • Part number: 172-49
  • MPN: 4815
  • Patch quantity: 48
  • Patch size: 33mm x 24mm
  • Kit includes: 48 patches, vulcanizing rubber cement
  • Brand: Universal Parts

Model Fitment

Vehicle Type Application
Scooters and mopeds 8", 10", and 12" inner tubes
Bicycles and e-bikes High-pressure commuter and e-scooter tubes
Tubeless tires Patch-from-inside repairs

Installation Notes

A good patch depends on surface prep. Scuff the area around the puncture with sandpaper or a roughing tool, spread a thin layer of cement, and wait until it turns tacky rather than wet. Then press the patch down firmly so the vulcanizing cement bonds the materials together.

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