Just wanted to check to see if you fix a Polaris trail boss 250 tubeless tire like you do for a car tire, with patching (plug) kit. I have fixed tractor and car tires with these plug kits. I wasn't sure if these ATV tires have enough plys for the plug to hold.

Thanks,

Mark

 

No problem,If it's side wall repair,I'd be rather skeptical due to the amount of flexing in low pressure tires.

 

The hole is in the bottom of the tire between the treads.

 

No worries than,patch or plug.

 

I would recomend patching it instead of plugging it, it would be a lot stronger seal

 

I've had 5 plugs side by side in sidewall gash and it held up riding hard!
I did put slime in after plugging somthing that big.I never thought it would hold but a buddy assured me he had done this many times with success.Now I'm a believer!

 

you got lucky my buddy hit a stick and it put a tiny hole in his tire. He plugged and plugged it time and again i dismounted the tire and patched the inside and he has never had a problem did it 4 years ago, But i geuss you can do it any way you please its just my thoughts

 

i have a 1/2" hole in the side in my front tire. put 2 plugs in side by side and its the ONLY tire that will hold air over a long period of time

 

I've had real good luck with plugs stopping leaks. One was a hole in the sidewall that needed 2 plugs. The other was a slow leak in the tread that was so small I had to put 20 pounds of air in to find the nail hole.

 

just dont use like fixer flat as a sealant made for cars, as the wheelers dont have aenough air in the tires to work good. ive had good luck w/ plugs myself.