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A worm.
Or in that situation an innertube, unless carrying Co2.
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My plan is to put a tube in. Sort it out at home.
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What's the correct procedure for fixing a tubeless puncture on the road?
Shout at it. Rage it back to airtightness.
Failing that, check out the hole. Is it tiny? If so dump that mini bottle of sealant you had in your pack in through the valve stem, put the core back in attach your pump, and with the hole at the 6 o'clock position pump away.
Big hole might require a worm, or in a pinch, rubberised superglue can save you.
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What's the correct procedure for fixing a tubeless puncture on the road? My wife had a puncture this morning that didn't seal, tire went totally flat and then came away from the bead. Using my mini-pump did nothing to help.