Peaty's Holeshot Tubeless Puncture Plugger Kit

When you ride tubeless, you need to be prepared for every eventuality. There are some holes you just can’t fix with tubeless sealant - the classic is a pinch flat puncture or “snake bite” where the soft tire is pinched between the edge of the hard rim and a much harder rock. If you’re lucky enough to not crack your rim, you’re very likely to end up with two holes in your tire, one on top of the tire and one right next to the tire bead. Holes down by the tire bead are the nemesis of tire sealant since the centrifugal forces created by a spinning wheel fling sealant outwards, to the top of the tire, leaving no sealant down by the bead. To make things even worse, cornering flexes the tire bead causing the hole to open up again, so, even if sealant does temporarily fix it, it's likely to be opened back up again with cornering forces. Without a tire plug then, a tire with a snakebite would typically end up with an innertube in it or worse - going in the bin!