Hi there. A few days ago while riding on a gravel road, I missed a branch on the trail and rolled over it. Unfortunately, it opened a hole on the tire which was long enough to make a dynaplug useless.
Would it be possible to somewhat patch this? It would be a shame to have to trash it, since it has less than 900km rolled and still have plenty of life left.
Thanks!
by xour
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Maybe the [Lezyne Pro Plug](https://ride.lezyne.com/collections/tubeless-essentials/products/tubeless-pro-plugs). I’ve only seen the one the rep demoed, but it seems promising
If it’s the sidewall then bin it
Yes you can put a patch on the inside of the tire using those patch kits that come with a tube of glue.
I’ve been patching tubeless tires with regular inner tube patches for over a decade. for bigger holes use a “radial” patch or a tubeless-specific patch.
You patch it the same way you would patch any tire.