Tire Repair Pick (Szydło) Rockforce RF-STR-29 – hand tool for puncture reaming and insertion

Rockforce RF-STR-29 Szydło is a manual tire repair pick designed for reaming punctures and preparing holes for plug insertion. This hand tool helps clear embedded debris, enlarge or shape punctures, and create a clean channel to accept repair plugs or strings. Compact and lightweight, the tool is intended for use in workshops or roadside environments when performing targeted tire puncture preparation on cars and light vehicles.

Advantages

The Rockforce tire repair pick provides precise control during puncture preparation thanks to its ergonomic handle and firm shaft. Its simple construction makes it durable and easy to maintain without specialized tools. The compact size supports portability in a repair kit or glovebox, and the pick’s shape allows access to recessed or awkward puncture locations for effective reaming and plug seating.

Suitable for

• Preparing punctures for plug or string insertion on car and light vehicle tires
• Workshop tire repair stations and mobile roadside repair kits
• Clearing debris and enlarging small punctures to ensure a proper fit for repair materials

Key specifications

• Type: manual tire reaming and insertion pick
• Application: puncture preparation for plug or string repairs on passenger and light vehicle tires
• Design: shaft with pointed/reaming tip and ergonomic handle for controlled operation
• Portability: compact, suitable for inclusion in tool kits and glove compartments
• Use environment: workshop and roadside repair

How to use

Insert the pick into the puncture and rotate or work it gently to clear debris and enlarge or shape the hole to the required diameter for the chosen repair plug or string. Use steady, controlled pressure to avoid damaging the tire bead or internal structure. After reaming, remove loose material, then insert the plug or string according to the plug manufacturer’s instructions and trim excess material as needed.

Usage recommendations

Use eye protection and gloves when performing tire repairs. Inspect the tire from inside and outside after repair to confirm an adequate seal and check for sidewall or structural damage that cannot be repaired with a plug. For permanent repair or if structural damage is suspected, consult a professional tire service.