Park Tool GP-2 Pre-Glued Super Patch Puncture Repair Kits (Pack of 3)

I wish I had those when I was a kid. Repairing a tube with those patches is soooo easy .... and works all the time

Park tools are always the best, and these patches are not exception. I've used them on butyl tubes and found they are good enough to get me home, but where they really work best is on TPU, where they provide a lifetime patch. A huge thumbs up.

This small patch kit is perfect for your saddlebag. From Park Tools, enough said.

I have never had great luck with patching tires. It's always hit or miss with me. Sometimes a patch will hold until you replace the tube, sometimes it'll fail a mile down the road. The Park pre glued patches give the best results I have personally experienced. For example I had a 1/4" cut in a tube from a pinch flat that a Park patch covered and it got me back that day, and it ran for a couple weeks until I could replace the tube. I think sealing a 1/4 inch cut is pretty outstanding performance. Not every experience with a Park pre glued patch will be that exceptional, but they're pretty darn good, in my opinion. They're all I carry in the way of patches.

These Park glueless patches are still the standard by which all other patches are compared...for a reason. Not cheap, but you do appreciate them working when standing beside the road while traffic is whizzing by.

Worked perfect. Actually used it to patch a decent sized hole on a roho seat cushion and it’s still holding 3 months later.

I've been using these little Park Tool Patch Kits for years. They're tiny, so they fit anywhere. They can't repair a blow-out, but for the vast majority of leaks or punctures these are all you need. Make sure you bring the necessary tools to do repairs on the road, or have to walk.Kit contains everything you need to sand the area to roughen it up, and the self-adhesive patches that vulcanize to the tube when you apply them. Make sure the tube is dry before applying (and after you've sanded the area). Stick the patch and put things back together. That's it!

Used on my simple bike tire with 55 psi. They are super simple to use; no messy glue and dry time. Just peal from backing and stick. I had a pin hole leak from a puncture. I followed the directions and applied. At first it seems to hold, but over time (48 hours) the air pressure pushed air out from under the patch and made the tire go flat. I re-prepped the tube and applied it a second time and the same thing happened. I replaced my tube.When I get a puncture again...I'll update this rating write up with the results.