Flat Tire Repair Kit with Plugs 31 Pcs for Car, Motorcycle, ATV, Jeep, Truck, Tractor Flat Tire Puncture Repair

Has held up! Got a screw in my tire. This fixed it right up. Great value. No leakage. Looks and fits great. Love that it’s organized.

Had a nail puncture a tire on my jeep recently so tried this repair kit out and couldn't be happier. Everything needed was in this kit and for less than $20 is a very good value. Took about 10 minutes, included tools were easy and effective. Leak checked after with soapy water, no bubbles. Filled back to normal pressure and holding steady. Do recommend keeping the lube in a climate controlled environment otherwise seal it in a small zip lock. The lube is useful for the reamer and plugger tool.

This is a fantastic kit for any vehicle. I ended up using it the very next day after purchase. The kit is complete with everything you would need. With my truck I didnt even have to take the tire off & the whole repair was complete in about 5 minutes. It's been over a week since & the repair seems to be holding up great!

This is a great kit and as advertised. In hindsight, I wish I would have bought a kit including vulcanizing cement. Its possible plugs without cement are not considered permenent fixes. I bought this for 4x4 driving all alone. I will buy some cement. Kit worked great when I used it. I recommend adding a pair of heavier duty pliers. very happy considering this was lowest cost plug kit

Excellent emergency kit !!! The case is a great addition, never lose a critical part again. Very fast and easy to use , a must have for home and the car .

I have a ready to replace Michelin tire on my suv. Picked up a nail in the center of the tire and needed a quick fix to hold me over about a month until I replace the tires. This item worked great. The quality materials and design were great for the job. The tool to ream out the hole before the plug was great because I could easily remove it from the metal handle with the allen tool they provide in the kit and use it on my cordless drill which made the job easier for that step. The inserting of the plug material was a bit difficult to push in the tire, but I used a rubber hammer to force it in ( the tire was still on the car). The tool held up to my forcing it in with the rubber hammer. I first tried to use the plug tool on my cordless drill but that did not work well. The kit comes with lots of extra plug strips. I finished cut the excess off and filed the tire with air. No leaks. Beats sitting in a tire shop for 2 hours or more. Great value for the money. Quality materials. I would purchase again.

Very nice kit in a great case. Haven't had to use it and hope I don't have to.

Even though I'm a pretty good Shadetree mechanic, I myself have never fixed a flat tire on any of my cars past or present. I usually just replace the flat tire with the spare and then pay the shop to repair the tire. Over the years, I've done this many times. It's cheap so not worth my time to do it myself. That all changed when my spare tire was punctured before I could get the other flat tire repaired! Since I couldn't drive my car due to having both main and spare tires flat, the next easiest and cheapest self-reliant solution was to order this tire repair kit and do it myself. Prior to this, I called a local mobile tire repair service, but they wanted $80 to come out to my house to repair a simple flat....no thanks. Then my neighbor offered to take me + tires to the local shop to have it repaired, but I decided this was a good time to do it myself by learning the actual procedure since it will undoubtedly happen again in the future.This kit is low cost and it's good for more repairs than I'll ever need, at least for the next two decades! After receiving the kit and reading the instructions + watching a couple of videos online, I proceeded to plug the tire. Everything went smoothly and it took maybe 15 minutes. Since it was my first time doing this, I took my time to try and get it right and not make any mistakes which would require a redo. After the repair, I poured some water over the plugged area to see if there were any leaks. There were none, so I mounted the newly repaired spare wheel/tire back on the car. Yes, I fixed the spare and not the main tire, reason being the latter couldn't be fixed with this kit because the problem was a damaged valve stem and not a tread puncture. I waited a few weeks and was lucky enough to get the main tire repaired at a local tire shop for....FREE! Yes, they had a free flat fix Mother's Day special going so the timing was perfect.