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Tire Repair Rubber Nails

Screw-in rubber tire plugs for compatible tubeless tread punctures, with two sizes and a screwdriver for quick roadside repairs.

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Precio regular
$18.99
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$18.99
Precio regular
$29.99
Today’s orders ship by: 12 September
Mark P.
I finally got to use this the other day on my old ladies SUV it's very simple very easy to use it's been in there about 3 weeks now and the tire has held air the whole time
ROBERT M.
Used one on my coworker's car. Worked perfectly. Definitely will be buying more. The case they come in is nice to as it allows me to easily store it in the glovebox.
Linda M., TX
Follow instructions. Apply screw into the puncture hole as same direction as the nail got in. You'll have a perfect seal. I tried successfully many times

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Each kit includes 2 sizes of tire repair rubber nails, 1 storage case, and 1 screwdriver.

30 PCS: 15 large tire repair rubber nails + 15 small tire repair rubber nails + 1 storage case + 1 screwdriver.

70 PCS: 35 large tire repair rubber nails + 35 small tire repair rubber nails + 1 storage case + 1 screwdriver.

100 PCS: 50 large tire repair rubber nails + 50 small tire repair rubber nails + 1 storage case + 1 screwdriver.

Small size: 0.47 in long and 0.21 in wide; for holes approximately 0.04-0.10 in (about 1.0-2.5 mm). Large size: 0.59 in long and 0.26 in wide; for holes approximately 0.10-0.20 in (about 2.5-5.1 mm). Choose the size that fills the puncture snugly without forcing it in. Do not enlarge the hole to make a plug fit.

Each plug is pre-coated with sealant on the outside, and the sealing layer is heat-bonded to the screw during production. No additional sealant is required for normal installation.

For vehicles that regularly travel at high speed, this product is a temporary roadside repair and is not a substitute for a permanent tire repair. For low-speed equipment such as lawnmowers, it may serve as a longer-term repair option when the tire has no structural damage and maintains proper air pressure.

Each plug has a metal core with a rubber coating on the outside. The metal core provides grip, while the rubber coating fills the puncture and creates the seal. When installed correctly in a suitable tread puncture, this design provides a strong, durable seal while minimizing additional tire damage.

Use the plug only in a suitable tread puncture. Remove the nail or screw, select the matching size, and screw the plug in along the puncture until it sits approximately 0.5 mm below the tread-groove surface. Restore the vehicle-specified tire pressure, spray soapy water over the repaired area, and check for bubbles. No continuous bubbles and stable tire pressure indicate that the initial seal check has passed. Do not continue driving if bubbles, pressure loss, or vibration remains. Sidewall damage is not suitable for this product; do not install a plug in the sidewall.

These plugs are suitable for passenger cars, SUVs, pickup trucks, vans, trailers, motorcycles, ATVs, mowers, tractors, and other vehicles equipped with similar pneumatic tubeless tires. They are designed for common tire damage caused by ordinary nails or screws, but are not suitable for inner tubes, solid tires, foam-filled tires, or tires with structural damage.

We ship from our U.S. warehouse in Houston, Texas. Most orders are processed quickly, and delivery usually takes 2-5 business days across the United States. Tracking is included. If you are not satisfied or the product is not right for your vehicle, you are covered by our 90-Day Money-Back Guarantee. Contact us and we will help make it right.

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Tire repair rubber nail product advantage

Quick Tread Puncture Repair

Tokbolt Tire Repair Rubber Nails are screw-in plugs for compatible tubeless tread punctures. The rubber-coated carbon steel core grips the puncture channel to help create an airtight seal without removing the tire.

Key Benefits

  • Durable: Rubber-coated carbon steel plugs resist wear and heat.
  • Secure sealing: Coated threads help reduce air and water leaks around a compatible tread puncture.
  • Easy installation: Remove the object, choose the matching size, and screw in the plug with the included screwdriver.
  • Two sizes: Small: 0.21 x 0.47 in for 0.04-0.10 in holes; large: 0.26 x 0.59 in for 0.10-0.20 in holes.
  • Broad use: For compatible tubeless tires on cars, motorcycles, bicycles, trucks, tractors, and EVs.
How to use tire repair rubber nails
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Barzin
Super easy and useful

Easy and fast process

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Maidinvegas
Simple to use!!

I recently got a flat tire in the middle of nowhere, by myself. I carry a portable tire pump, but useless if the hole is big. This is my answer to that problem. I now carry these in my car and feel so much safer while traveling. They are so easy to use. I tested it on a small leak on another tire. The tire is holding air with zero leaks. This is perfect as an emergency fix to get you safely home or to a shop without needing a jack or removing the tire. The screwdriver is basic, but it works in a pinch, and the plugs are made of hard plastic and feel durable. Comes with 4 different sizes. For the price, convenience, and peace of mind, this kit is absolutely worth keeping in your car. Simple, fast and reliable for a quick fix. Highly recommended.

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TS
Much better than typical plugs

I got these because we get a lot of flat tires. Sure enough, one of the cars ended up with a low tire about a week ago. Once my husband found the leak he was a little concerned because it wasn't a typical round nail hole- it was a longer, thinner slit. He grabbed the largest plug and tried it out anyway. It was SO MUCH EASIER than dealing with a typical plug. I mean, a lot less time spent, a lot less frustration, a lot cleaner hands, just overall better in every way. He has been driving on it for several days, on gravel country roads, and it is holding. There isn't even a slow leak. He is extremely impressed. The color coding is not just a dab of color on the plug itself. Each plug is in it's own little plastic fully colored casing, so it's very easy to grab the size you need. Once it's in the tire, you can't even see it. There is also a screwdriver in the case- you can literally take this little kit, hop out, deal with your tire, and be back on your way in 5 minutes. This kit has earned a permanent place in our vehicles- it fits easily into a glove box or a center console and is the "ounce of prevention" that everyone should have.

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Tami Bequette
Better than nothing, Add rubber cement am d a better screwdriver

grabbed this kit as a “just in case” because apparently my tires love finding every stray nail on the road. Full disclosure—I haven’t had to road test it yet, but I ran it by my mechanic son (because why guess when you’ve got one handy). His take: these should work fine in an emergency. If you can actually find the puncture, they’re simple enough to screw in and seal things up. He did suggest keeping some rubber cement on hand to help get a better seal, and he was not impressed with the included screwdriver—basically called it useless. His other note was pretty clear: this is a temporary fix only. It’ll get you moving again, but he wouldn’t recommend driving fast or going very far on it. You get a good amount in the kit, so it’s nice peace of mind to keep in the car. Not a permanent solution, but definitely one of those “better to have it and not need it” items.

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VMax
Handy to have

This set is good to have around to repair a tire on the go. I don't think this is a long term fix at all but to buy time until the tire is changed.

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Bfish
Quick, Clean, and Reliable Solution for On-the-Go Tire Repairs.

I've now ordered my second Tire Repair Rubber Nail Kit, and it's quickly become a favorite part of my car emergency supplies. If you ever find yourself with a nail or screw in your tire, this kit makes the fix incredibly simple, just remove the object, screw in the right plug, and reinflate. It's far less messy and a lot more convenient than changing out a tire or dealing with traditional plug and glue repair kits. I highly recommend keeping one of these kits in every vehicle you own for peace of mind and hassle free roadside repairs.

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Marcus
Hassle free flat tire solution

For those who have struggled with flats caused by nails and other road debris, this product provides a reliable fix. Unlike kits that demand a cumbersome plug installation, this solution is remarkably straightforward. After pulling out the offending object, simply screw the repair device into the hole, ensuring it's slightly below the surface, and the leak should stop. Having used this product on a tire that had been leaking, I'm pleased to report that the issue was resolved without tire removal, and the seal has held strong for four days now no leaks

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J S
Emergency plugs for every car

These tire repair screws seemed like a smart thing to keep around after I watched a few videos of people using them, so I grabbed the 60 pack. They look really simple to use and since each one comes in its own little tube, I tossed a couple in every car and put the rest in the garage toolbox. I’m hoping they work as well as the videos show, but at least I’m prepared if I ever pick up a small nail or screw on the road. I also made sure each car has pliers and a screwdriver so everything is ready to go. It’s a cheap bit of peace of mind to have around.

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J S
Emergency plugs for every car

These tire repair screws seemed like a smart thing to keep around after I watched a few videos of people using them, so I grabbed the 60 pack. They look really simple to use and since each one comes in its own little tube, I tossed a couple in every car and put the rest in the garage toolbox. I’m hoping they work as well as the videos show, but at least I’m prepared if I ever pick up a small nail or screw on the road. I also made sure each car has pliers and a screwdriver so everything is ready to go. It’s a cheap bit of peace of mind to have around.

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Jeremy Mccreary
Work amazing

Work amazing

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Addie
Great classic buy!!!

These screws are quick and easy to use and cuts out a lot of hassle when trying to plug a tire!

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Abby Hatcher
Highly recommended

Convenient and they work!

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Andrew T
They worked on my 2018 vehicle

These are just a get you home kind of repair, just keep air nearby. The tire held air for an hour and I was able to get it fixed. It's a good thing to keep in the trunk as a just in case.

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Grisbel liz
Great value for the money

Easy to use and the size I needed great value for the money

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Barry S.
Good things to have when you need them

I got these because these are one of those things that you never have when you need them, and when you need them you really really need them, but you probably don't have them. Unless you own a garage or tire store, these are way more plugs than you'll ever need, but they seem to be good quality and they come with the accessory tools that you need to install. Glad I got them, and of course, I haven't needed them since I have them .

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Luz
Must have

A must have in ur car

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Frank Hamrick
Effective

Interesting product. Effective.

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Ana mejía
Muy bueno

Muy bueno

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Nick K
Easy installation

So easy to use

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Anabel Mendoza
Funciona muy bien

Excelente opción para reparar tu mismo

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Tommy
My new best friends

It’s easy to use just like the videos say…i wasn’t sure if i was gonna try it but i used it on a rear tire in May 2026 and it still has the same pressure in it, and it’s near the side wall. I went to the tire shop and they tried to get me to buy a new tire but I filled it up with air and waited until my order arrived

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Scott cromleigh
Mind boggling

Now these things shock The living daylights out of me they look like short drywall screws with rubber cement but they do work

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Todd Boller
Good product

Plugs work great.

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Sandra Preisch
Tire screw plugs

The first plug I put in leaked. The second has held for 4 thousand miles.

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Ade Adeusi
Useful

Useful

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K. S.
nice

works

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Edgardo
Excelente producto

Excelente producto

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TS
I like the price, size and concept. Waiting for a flat...

I wanted to have had to use these before rating, but I have not had a flat in a long while. I like that these fit nicely in the glove box, and they are super inexpensive. For the price it is worth having the peace of mind that I can do an emergency repair. Its a simple concept. These act like a screw to fill in a hole in your tire. I see no reason these wouldn't work. I was waiting for a flat which I seem to get only when I dont have stuff like these. They come in a pretty small package, making them easy to carry in your car. I dont know if they leak nor not, but I'd bet they get you to a tire shop.

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Patrick Wade
Cxvb

As described🙂