How to repair a tubeless tyre with a plug: Pro tips for fast and mess-free repairs on the go

Tubeless tyres are still relative newcomers to cycling, but the appeal is obvious, as they bring many benefits.

They not only offer less rolling resistance and weight, but more grip and comfort (as they can be used at lower pressure) too. Plus, when used in conjunction with sealant they can also often instantaneously fix flats on the fly.

However, if you're unlucky and a hole in the tyre is too large for the sealant to cope with, then a tubeless plug is all that's needed for a super quick, efficient and mess-free fix. You'll be back on your bike and riding in no time, which is especially good for racing situations.

Follow our easy guide to using a tyre plug for a super fast fix.

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