Dynaplug Bicycle Tubeless Tire Repair Plugs

This is a great replacement plug kit that fits well in any bike repair kit. Installation is relatively easy and has completely transformed the way I fix leaks in my tubeless tires. Over time, I have had to replace one or two of these if they get really dry or if I’m riding in super dry areas so having a few spares on hand is a great idea. Great kit.

Perfect

I’ve used these for years to fix punctures when Stan’s sealant doesn’t. Sooooo much faster and neater than trying to put a tube in a slimy tire. Also easier than fiddling with “bacon strips.” Just pop it in, add air and go. They work great with my tubeless setup on both my road bike and MTB. No need to replace … it’s a permanent fix.

prompt delivery of a great product!

What I needed. Not used yet.

No complaints. These work as expected.

After going tubeless on my road bike (Schwalbe Pro One) I tried other, similar, products with just the 'bacon strips.' Those worked well enough but worked their way out after 50-100 miles. After swallowing the $60 price-point for the Dyanplug pill, i started using these. I had a run of bad luck with punctures but the "soft nose tips" got me back on the road very quickly.I had one instance where i hit a big hole seemingly right on where an existing plug was in my tire and it must have opened more because it started to spray sealant. I pulled over, plunged another plug in and while that sealed the deal, it dislodged the tip of the first which rattled in the tire for the rest of the ride - but i was sealed from leaks and that's what counts. The tire was pretty worn so i ended up taking it off and replacing, but the other two plugs looked good (see pic)I've re-upped with the new "bullet tip" normal-sized plugs as I am mildly concerned with the pointy ones damaging the rim tape should the tire go flat with one stuck in there. They are a little more difficult to plunge in but are shallower than the pointy tips and I feel a bit safer for my rim tape.At $2/plug it's a great deal compared to replacement tubes or a new tire and in my experience, they are permanent fixes as the tip keeps them from popping out and the sealant adheres to the plug. The longest i've ridden a dynaplug is 1,000 miles. The tire will wear out before the plug comes out.

I have used other products, but they move during riding and leak. For example: I had one of the "bacon strips" get pulled out during a sprint. An icky mess. These insert easily and stay put. The amount of sealant that they save likely more than pays for them. FYI; my tires are GP5000 AS TR 32mm