Heavy Duty Tire Repair Kit.

This may come in handy for those with Man Tires.



Lodi, CA (February, 16 2009) - Power Tank introduces the Heavy Duty Tire Repair Kit for emergency trailside or roadside tire repair.

The Power Tank Heavy Duty Tire Repair Kit allows you to fix five major tire problems including:
1. Puncture wound by a Nail or Other Sharp Object
2. Side Wall Cut from Tire Pinch or Jagged Rock/Root
3. Tread area cut by glass, sharp rock or metal
4. Broken Valve Stem
5. Leaking Valve Core

Power Tank is the only company to offer a high quality, complete tire repair kit that has been tested by automotive industry professionals at an affordable price with a lifetime warranty!

The Kit Includes:
– 30 Premium Plugs
– Hardened Steel Tools w/ Aluminum Handles
– Needle Nose Pliers
– 24" Stainless Steel Sewing Wire
– 4-Way Valve Tool
– 2 Valve Stems w/ Cores
– Lube
– Large Patch w/ Glue
– Knife
– Tough Plastic Case

MSRP is $40

For more information about the Power Tank Heavy Duty Tire Repair Kit, visit http://www.powertank.com/products/productID/186

Nice kit! I'd have to have someone else do the work for me tho'. I've never had a plug or patch hold air that I've done. I guess I was born without the 'patch gene'.

$40.00 for $15.00 worth of stuff....Ill take 3.

nocerisdave wrote:

$40.00 for $15.00 worth of stuff....Ill take 3.

Thats a high tech case Dave.

You are right Yank. Send me 5.

nocerisdave wrote:

$40.00 for $15.00 worth of stuff....Ill take 3.

Ya Dave , The case is 30 and the parts are 10.....

Dont you want a neat little red case.....

yes 5 of them.

Ronnie needs one of these.....

nocerisdave wrote:

$40.00 for $15.00 worth of stuff....Ill take 3.

Dave, It does look like a MAN case...........

Big-R wrote:

nocerisdave wrote:

$40.00 for $15.00 worth of stuff....Ill take 3.

Dave, It does look like a MAN case...........

Yeah, you pull that case out on the trail and people just stand back in awe. Man Tire repair kit.

Guess your right Yank. Except I dont see any plugs or cuts in the side wall.....sorry I meant to say the sidewall of the box. I heard those boxes are prone to need plugs. I would say some tars might need a kit per ride.

What no response from the man tar gallery?