87-Piece Tire Repair Kit: Plug Punctures and Flats with Patches and Plugs

hoang ho: excellent

United States on Oct 04, 2023

Steve: Love this kit! Keep with my utv and is very handy for a quick roadside repair.

United States on Sep 23, 2023

Guillermo: I have used it only once. It worked well and was not difficult to use. I like to go off road, and in sand or mud, the last thing you want to do is replace a tire. Repairing it is easier. You don't need to lift the car. Just remember to have also a tire inflator.

United States on Jul 23, 2023

S. Smith: The kit was effective, and I would buy it again; but it wasn't quite was was implied. As some Q&A questions have mentioned, this kit doesn't come with pliers (which the instructions imply it should have).

I also found the kit to be somewhat difficult to use, but that's just because the initial leak in my tire was too small. It was a pin-prick leak, losing about 10psi / week. With this size of a leak, I could fit the probe in, let alone the patch. I ultimately used a drill to slightly enlarge the hole, and then used the probe to make enough room for the patch; and this required a lot more physical strength than I would have expected. But one the patch was in, it appears to have worked immediately. It's now been 5 days, and the tire doesn't seem to have lost any pressure.

In patching the tire, I used one of the ten patches, so presumably I'm set for quite a while. But otherwise, I would happily buy this patch kit again.

United States on Jul 17, 2023

Jeff B: I had a decent size nail, and the free tire repair place wouldn't fix it because they said the tread was too low and I need new tires. Spent 45 minutes there accomplishing nothing. Fixed the flat myself in about 10 minutes at home using this kit! I love the little nail removal tool. One thing to be aware of: the "reamer" tool is not abrasive at all. It will not remove any rubber by moving it in and out. If you have a weird shaped hole this might be bad, but it also means less damage to your steel belts, which is good. Since it didn't enlarge my hole, pushing the string in was HARD. I couldn't do it by hand, so I had a friend back my vehicle onto the string insertion tool. I used a stick to keep the handle from sliding. Maybe this wouldn't have been necessary if I removed the tire, so I could use my weight on top of the tire, but I opted to leave the wheel in place and fix the nail at the 4 o'clock position. A week later, 100 miles, and tire still holding pressure!

United States on Jul 04, 2023

Jamie: I like it easy to use

Canada on Jun 14, 2023

Madnan: Ok, meet my expectations

Singapore on Apr 14, 2023

isabelle patenaude: It was a gift for my daughter and she absolutely loves it. Her friend wants one too now

Canada on Aug 25, 2022

Chris Kiriakopoulos: Works well. Added hockey tape to the grip handles to not slide as much. The lubricant jar leaked a bit. The product worked well to seal the hole.

Canada on Aug 19, 2022

Derrick Humber: I have not used this yet, but it a great product for when on side x side trips. Gives you a little peace of mind that you can repair a flat if needed. I carry it in my truck when travelling for the same reason. it appears to be good quality.

Canada on May 26, 2022