Dual Cure Radial Square Tire Repair Patches (1"x3" [25mmx76mm]) on 2040-parts.com
Youngstown, Ohio, US
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Dual Cure Radial Tire Repair Patches by Patch Rubber Co. Size is 1" x 3" (25mm x 76mm). These patches are specifically constructed for puncture repairs in radial tires. They feature a large, reinforced platform providing added strength while maintaining maximum flexibility. Apply with fast dry cement and use the appropriate plug filler material for strong lasting repair. There are 30 patches per box. Any questions please ask. |
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