Fix a flat in 60 seconds with a Phillips screwdriver you already own—no jack, no tow, and no two-hour wait at a tire shop. VeloShield is a self-tapping rubber plug that twists into the puncture and seals it right there in the parking lot, on the shoulder, or in your driveway. The tire stays on the rim and the vehicle remains on the ground, so you’re back on the road in minutes.
Self-Tapping Spiral Threads That Bite and Hold: Deep helical ridges wrap the middle of each plug, so the screw pulls itself into the hole as you rotate. You guide the screwdriver while the threads do the work.
Heat-Resistant Rubber That Won’t Crack or Dry Out: Built to endure real-world tire life—from hot pavement to freezing streets, with miles of flex and no shrinking or aging that leads to leaks weeks later.
Fits Every Tubeless Tire You Own: Works with cars, pickup trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, electric scooters, ATVs, ride-on mowers, and tractors. Two plug sizes come in every kit so you can pick the right one without guessing: small (5.2 × 12mm) seals punctures up to 3mm, while large (6.6 × 15mm) handles 3–5mm.
Three Steps, One Tool, Back on the Road: Remove the foreign object, select the plug that matches the hole, and drive it in flush with a Phillips screwdriver. Most drivers re-inflate and are back rolling in under a minute, with no tire off the rim and no tow.
Built to Stay Sealed, Mile After Mile: In real use, the plug can outlast the tire. The design features a tail with a deep Phillips-style cross slot, stepped helix grooves, and a tapered conical tip to minimize tearing and maximize sealing as you drive.
| VeloShield | Sticky-String Plug Kits | Tire Shop / Tow Truck |
|---|---|---|
| Fix a flat in under a minute with a Phillips screwdriver you already own | ❌ | ❌ |
| No jack, no T-handle reamer, no shop appointment, no waiting | ❌ | ❌ |
| Two plug sizes in every kit — small up to 3mm and large 3–5mm | ❌ | ✅ |
| One-time fix many drivers report lasts the full life of the tire | ✅ | ✅ |
Your Questions, Answered
- Will this damage my tire? The tapered tip enters the puncture without widening it, and the spiral threads grip rubber rather than cut it. If you later patch the tire, you can remove the plug and seal over the same spot.
- How long will the repair hold? Many drivers report the plug lasting for the tire’s life. Monitor tire pressure for the first few drives and follow local rules about long‑term plug repairs.
- Does it work on tube tires or sidewall damage? Not for tube tires or sidewall damage. It is designed for tubeless tread punctures only.
- Do I need to take the tire off the rim? No. The fix keeps the tire mounted and the vehicle on the ground; you insert the plug and drive away.
Keep one kit in the glovebox and skip costly tow bills—flats happen anywhere, but you can fix them fast and keep moving.