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    Safety Seal tubeless tyre repair kits???

    Are these still available in NZ. I have run out of the dog turds and need to purchase some more.
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    Yes they are.
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    Cool. Now to find a stockist.

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    I noticed packs of replacement dog turds in SupercheapAuto today (appears to be a house brand).

    I've also bought extra tyre repair glue from them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MacD View Post
    I noticed packs of replacement dog turds in SupercheapAuto today (appears to be a house brand).

    I've also bought extra tyre repair glue from them.
    Thanks McD. I will try there.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Anthrax View Post
    Cool. Now to find a stockist.
    Ring your local neighbourhood motorcycle shop. If they haven't got any they should know how to. Most likely they will have kits with the CO2 cylinders and all the tools. But they should be able to source replacement items as well.
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    any tyre repair place (yes even car places) should have these out the back, its probably the most used puncture repair in this country for tubeless tyres.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nodrog View Post
    any tyre repair place (yes even car places) should have these out the back, its probably the most used puncture repair in this country for tubeless tyres.
    As long as people realise that these are strictly a TEMPORARY, and ILLEGAL, repair and the tyre should be repaired properly ASAP.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dak View Post
    As long as people realise that these are strictly a TEMPORARY, and ILLEGAL, repair and the tyre should be repaired properly ASAP.
    lol, who says they are illegal?

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    Quote Originally Posted by nodrog View Post
    aits probably the most used puncture repair in this country for tubeless tyres.
    I hope not, they are strictly a temporary repair

    Quote Originally Posted by nodrog View Post
    lol, who says they are illegal?
    Can't remember but they don't meet the NZ standard for repairing a tyre
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kickaha View Post
    I hope not, they are strictly a temporary repair



    Can't remember but they don't meet the NZ standard for repairing a tyre
    so all the shops selling these are selling something that doesnt meet NZ standards?

    fuck im going to take them to court and earn millions.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nodrog View Post
    so all the shops selling these are selling something that doesnt meet NZ standards?

    fuck im going to take them to court and earn millions.
    Thats not what I meant, I meant any repair done with these kits doesn't met the NZ standard

    As far as I can recall they were made illegal after a fatality in which it was suspected the accident was caused by an improperly repaired tyre

    edit: done a quick search and can't find anything to confirm that, I certainly wouldn't use them if I had any choice though
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kickaha View Post
    Thats not what I meant, I meant any repair done with these kits doesn't met the NZ standard

    As far as I can recall they were made illegal after a fatality in which it was suspected the accident was caused by an improperly repaired tyre
    i went to download the nz standards for tyre repairs, but it costs money, so for the sake of $56 i will let you be right

    FWIW i used to work at a tyre shop and the dogs turds are all that were used to fix punctures for tubeless tyres, of course they were not used on the side walls or big rips etc. but that was back in the day, shit might have changed since then.

    and i have never changed or had any problems after i have used the dogs turds in my motorcycle tyres, and i have been over the speed limit a couple of times with them in

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    Quote Originally Posted by nodrog View Post
    i went to download the nz standards for tyre repairs, but it costs money, so for the sake of $56 i will let you be right :
    I went to do the same and decided for the sake of $56 I would let you be right

    Quote Originally Posted by nodrog View Post
    FWIW i used to work at a tyre shop and the dogs turds are all that were used to fix punctures for tubeless tyres, of course they were not used on the side walls or big rips etc. but that was back in the day, shit might have changed since then.
    FWIW I still do work in a tyre shop and have for a couple of decades and haven't ever used them, I've seen a lot of dodgy repairs done with them which has put me off ever trying them, main reason is if you don't remove the tyre from the rim you can't check for damage on the inside

    I gues if I was stuck out in the middle of bumfuck nowhere and that was all I had I might change my mind though
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    Quote Originally Posted by nodrog View Post
    lol, who says they are illegal?
    LOL, I do, and NZ law, as above, I also work in a tyre shop. The only thing these are now used for is ATV and lawn tractor tyres. In an emergency sure, use them but don't just leave the tyre with it in, get it repaired properly for all the reasons Kickaha said.

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