What Is Noma 998? An On-the-Spot Emergency Tire Repair Solution

Noma 998 is an emergency tire plug and inflator solution engineered to handle a flat tire fast, wherever you are. It lets drivers repair a puncture themselves without swapping the wheel or calling roadside assistance, saving valuable time and shop costs. Built to American detailing standards, Noma 998 combines sealing and inflating in a single can.

Key Benefits of the Noma 998 Emergency Tire Repair Solution

Noma 998 is designed to seal punctures up to 6mm on the tread of car and motorcycle tires. Once sprayed in, the solution forms an internal seal that plugs the hole while re-inflating the tire. You can drive right away at 10–15 km/h (6–9 mph) for about 2 km (1.2 miles) to let the sealant distribute evenly. Keep in mind this is a temporary fix — you’ll still need a professional tire shop for a permanent repair.

How to Use It Correctly for an Emergency Tire Repair

Step 1: Pull over somewhere safe and check that the puncture on the tread is 6mm or smaller (only for small holes in the tread — not on the sidewall or rim).

Step 2: Rotate the wheel so the puncture faces down, then let out any remaining air so the sealant can penetrate better.

Step 3: Shake the Noma 998 can well for 5–10 seconds to mix the formula, then connect the hose to the tire valve.

Step 4: Press and empty the entire can into the tire. The tire will start to re-inflate right away as the internal coating builds pressure.

Step 5: Drive at 10–15 km/h (6–9 mph) for the first 2 km (1.2 miles) to let the sealant spread evenly inside the tire, then check the tire pressure. If it’s safe, you can continue driving normally, but stay under 70 km/h (43 mph) and no more than 200 km (124 miles) total before reaching a repair shop.

Which Tires Can Noma 998 Be Used On?

Noma 998 is safe for both cars and motorcycles. That said, it only works effectively in certain cases: tires without an embedded object causing the puncture, and holes located only on the tread (not on the sidewall or a badly damaged rim). It is not suitable for sidewall tears, severely damaged rims, blowouts, or punctures larger than 6mm.

When Should You Not Use the Noma 998 Emergency Tire Repair?

If your tire has sidewall damage or a badly damaged rim, do not use Noma 998 — it won’t be effective and could be dangerous. Likewise, if the tire has blown out or the puncture is larger than 6mm, you’ll need a replacement or a professional repair. Also avoid using this product if you plan to drive faster than 70 km/h (43 mph) or farther than 200 km (124 miles) continuously before reaching a repair shop.

Safety and Public MSDS

NOMA 998 comes with a publicly available MSDS that meets GHS standards, ensuring safety for both your tires and you. The solution is manufactured through an international OEM partner, meeting rigorous technical standards. All information on ingredients, chemical properties, and safety guidelines is fully disclosed so you can use it with confidence.

What Makes Noma 998 Worth Having?

This tire sealant offers real convenience: it fixes a puncture fast without swapping the wheel or calling for roadside assistance, requires no complicated steps or special tools, is easy to keep in the car as a backup, and above all saves precious time in a roadside emergency. You can handle the situation yourself without relying on outside help.

To learn more about our other car care products, check out NOMA’s full lineup of professional car care solutions. Beyond Noma 998, the NOMA collection includes many complementary products to help you care for your vehicle from top to bottom, American detailing style.

Important Notes Before You Use It

Noma 998 is a temporary fix — it does not replace a professional tire repair. After using it, take your tire to a repair shop within 24 hours for a permanent fix. Do not drive more than 200 km (124 miles) total or faster than 70 km/h (43 mph) before reaching a shop. Failing to follow these guidelines could ruin the tire completely or create a driving hazard.