Tallew Radial Tire Repair Patches 40-Pack 65×80mm – Canvas-Backed Heavy-Duty Rubber for Cars Trucks Tractors

Tallew 40-piece heavy-duty radial tire patches provide durable rubber repairs for car, truck, trailer, and tractor tires when a puncture needs a fast, long-lasting fix.

Keep a stash of professional-style tire patches on hand to tackle punctures on the road, at the farm, or in the workshop. This kit contains 40 canvas-backed rubber patches sized 65 × 80 mm (2.56 × 3.15 in) that are designed to bond to radial tires and tubes after proper surface preparation and vulcanizing. The patches are flexible, adhesive-ready, and suitable for a range of vehicle tires where a radial patch repair is appropriate. Follow standard repair steps and tools — grinding, cleaning, applying vulcanizing cement, and pressure rolling — to ensure a secure bond.

How do these patches repair a tire puncture effectively?

The Tallew radial patches are made of layered rubber with a canvas reinforcement that resists tearing and holds adhesion under load. When you scuff the puncture area, apply vulcanizing cement, and press the patch with a roller, the rubber chemically bonds to the tire carcass for a sealed repair. Proper technique matters: a clean, slightly larger ground area and adequate rolling pressure remove trapped air and improve adherence.

• Canvas-backed rubber for strength and tear resistance
• Chemically bonds with vulcanizing cement for permanent repair
• Size covers common puncture areas on radial tires and tubes
• Flexible to fit curved tire surfaces without creasing

What tools and steps are required to use the Tallew patches?

You’ll need basic tire-repair tools: a low-speed grinder or rasp to roughen the rubber, vulcanizing cement, a press roller, and possibly a heat/vulcanizing device depending on method. Surface prep and following the recommended dry time for cement are essential for a reliable bond. After applying the patch, press from center outward to expel air and create full contact.

• Grind the area slightly larger than the patch for best adhesion
• Spread cement evenly and let it dry 3–5 minutes before applying
• Remove the protective film, position patch, and roll out air pockets
• Check the repair under pressure before full road use

Which vehicles and tire types are these patches suited for?

These radial repair patches are intended for use on radial tires and inner tubes for cars, light trucks, trailers, and agricultural equipment where a patch repair is applicable. They are sized to handle typical punctures and can be used on tires with compatible repair procedures. They are not a universal substitute for all tire damage — large sidewall tears or structural failures require professional replacement.

• Compatible with radial tires and tubes on cars, trucks, trailers, tractors
• Best for punctures and localized tread-area repairs
• Not recommended for major tread separation or sidewall blowouts
• Works with standard vulcanizing repair techniques

How many patches are included and how long will they last in storage?

The kit contains 40 individual patches, enough to handle multiple repairs or to equip a service kit for a shop or vehicle fleet. Stored in cool, dry conditions away from direct sunlight and solvents, rubber patches maintain their elasticity and adhesive readiness for extended periods. Keep them in the original packaging until use to preserve the bonding surface and protective films.

• 40 patches per kit — suitable for frequent use or shared between vehicles
• Ideal storage: cool, dry, away from UV and chemicals
• Use protective film removal only at application to avoid contamination
• Lightweight and compact for onboard emergency kits

Who is this for: Tallew’s heavy-duty radial tire patch kit is suited to mechanics, fleet managers, farmers, roadside repair technicians, and vehicle owners who want a reliable supply of professional-style patches for puncture repairs. If you perform routine tire maintenance, manage multiple vehicles, or need an emergency repair option to get a vehicle safely to a shop, these patches offer a practical, long-lasting solution when applied using proper vulcanizing methods.