Southern Tech Supply

06/02/2026

06/02/2026

At Tech Tire Repairs, we deliver innovative, durable, and sustainable tire repair solutions that not only extend the life of your tires but also help tire dealers retain their customers. By providing high-quality, dependable repairs, you enable your customers to save on tire replacement costs, reinforcing their loyalty and trust in your services. Every repair is an opportunity to promote sustainability and drive customer satisfaction, ensuring safer, smarter, and more cost-effective tire maintenance. Trust Tech to keep your customers on the road, with confidence in every repair.

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05/31/2026

Roadside Safety Week is a reminder that the safest repair starts with the safest location.

When a puncture happens on the road, the shoulder is not the place to spend extra time working around traffic. TECH Permacure kits give drivers, off-roaders, farmers, landscapers, and equipment operators a compact, easy-to-use option to help get a tire sealed and the vehicle moved to a safer location before removing the tire for a proper inspection and repair.

Built for fast response and dependable performance, Permacure helps keep you prepared when a flat happens somewhere inconvenient, remote, or unsafe.

Because the goal is not just getting back on the road.

It is getting there safely.

TECH Permacure Kits: Pack it. Plug it. Move to safety.
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05/28/2026

Same Process. Every Location. Every Repair.

For commercial tire repair operations, consistency is more than a best practice — it is a business advantage.

When repair procedures vary from one location to the next, the results can vary too. That can lead to comebacks, casing loss, downtime, and frustration for both technicians and customers.

Standardized repair procedures help every location follow the same proven process, from inspection and injury prep to proper repair selection and final inspection.

Because when your customers depend on you to keep trucks on the road, every repair should meet the same standard.

05/27/2026

A&B Compound is one of those behind-the-scenes materials that helps technicians build strong, reliable repairs when used as part of the proper repair process.

Used in tire repair applications where uncured rubber needs to be prepared and bonded properly, A&B Compound helps support a clean, consistent repair process when technicians are working with cushion gum and related repair materials.

It is available in two convenient sizes, giving shops flexibility based on how often they are performing repairs:

858 A&B Compound — smaller size for lower-volume use or controlled application needs
859 A&B Compound — larger size for higher-volume repair operations

The right materials matter at every step of the repair process. From surface preparation to bonding performance, quality repair materials help technicians work with confidence and support repairs that are done the right way.

05/22/2026

05/22/2026

05/19/2026

Safer roads start before the service truck ever gets called.
Roadside safety starts long before a service truck pulls onto the shoulder.

It starts with quality repair materials.
It starts with trained technicians.
It starts with inspecting the tire properly.
It starts with doing the repair right the first time.

At TECH, our role as a manufacturer is to support the people who keep vehicles moving safely — tire dealers, fleet maintenance teams, commercial service providers, and technicians who trust our products every day.

Because every proper repair helps protect more than the tire.
It helps protect the driver, the technician, and everyone sharing the road.

05/19/2026

5 Ways Tire Repair Supports Roadside Safety

✅ Proper inspections catch damage before it becomes a roadside emergency.
✅ Quality repairs help reduce comebacks and repeat failures.
✅ Training helps technicians make safer, more consistent repair decisions.
✅ Reliable products help fleets protect uptime and casing value.
✅ Safer repairs support safer roads — for drivers and roadside techs.

05/19/2026

Tire repair screws are being marketed online as fast, self-service flat tire fixes. They may look convenient, but for passenger and light truck tires used on public roads, they create a serious repairability question: what happened inside the tire before AND after the screw was installed?

A professional shop is not just trying to stop an air leak. They are responsible for determining whether the tire is safe to return to service. That requires removing the tire from the wheel, inspecting the inner liner, evaluating the injury angle, checking for sidewall or shoulder involvement, looking for signs of low-pressure operation, and making sure the injury can be properly filled and sealed.

If a customer has already installed a rubber screw or tire repair screw, the shop may not know:

How large the original puncture was.
Whether the injury traveled at an angle.
Whether the screw enlarged or distorted the injury channel.
Whether the tire was driven low or flat before the screw was installed.
Whether the inner liner, cords, belts, or sidewall were damaged.
Whether the product contaminated the repair area.
Whether the tire screw simply masked a larger injury.

That is why a shop can & likely will refuse to repair the tire after a tire screw has been used. It is not just about whether the tire is holding air. When a rubber screw or tire repair screw is installed before a professional inspection, it can make that evaluation more difficult. The original injury may be distorted, enlarged, contaminated, or hidden. The tire may also have been driven while underinflated, which can damage the internal structure even if the outside of the tire looks normal.

That is why some shops may refuse to repair a tire after a tire screw has been used. The shop is not simply deciding whether the leak stopped. They are deciding whether they can safely stand behind the repair.