Heavy-Duty Tyre Repair Kit - Car Tyre Puncture Repair Kit - Emergency Fix for Car, Motorcycle, Truck, Van, ATV, Tractor & More - Tubeless Tyre Repair Kit with 20 Strings, Storage Case and Extras

After reading poor reviews of similar products I was relieved that this particular one appears well made and worked exactly as hoped with zero leakage.I had a puncture which travelled through the tyre at an angle so a traditional garage puncture repair would not have been well suited, but this kit allowed me to plug the puncture at the angle which the debris was removed.Highly recommend.

Fortunately I have not had to use it yet, however it does look and feel like a substantial piece of kit.

came with a comprehensive kit but found it hard to pull tool out without plug coming out too

Well worth the money, nice and robust and in a handy case.

I had no idea I could fix a puncture in under 5 minutes. Add a portable compressor and you’re good to go.

Unfortunately after several failed attempts to insert the rubber repairs it’s off to the garage for a new tyre anyways, made the original hole 3 times larger than needed and the rubber part to seal the hole again doesn’t work at all

No issues all good

As emergency tyre repair kits go this is a decent enough example for £14.99, and it includes everything needed to get you back on the road after a puncture. It comes supplied in a nice looking and pleasingly compact carry case that's easy to store in an average car boot or glovebox. However, the numerous pieces of its contents just about fit inside the case and always threaten to fall out when it's unzipped. So best to be a bit careful when opening.The tools and accessories that make up the kit are a mix of heavy duty and nicely made T-Handles and repair heads (screw and eyelet), alongside a cheap and cheerful pair of gloves, basic pliers and a poundshop utility knife, all finished off with 20 x repair plugs that feel and look like they should do their job as well as the next brand.The instructions are supplied as a text-only guide printed on one side of an A6 piece of paper. Again, for the money it's acceptable, but a larger guidance manual made with a water-resistant coating and complete with a few pictures for those who've never repaired a puncture would be a notable improvement.This is an emergency puncture repair kit that aims to prevent a puncture from leaving you stranded and, whilst there's no good reason to think the repair won't last a good while, I'd only want to use it as a temporary fix that allows me to continue my journey before sorting out a replacement tyre. For what it is it's a fairly priced kit that is small enough to be carried in the boot everywhere you go, just in case.