TECCPO Tire Repair Kit, 100Pcs Heavy Duty Tire Plug Kit for Car, Truck, RV, ATV, Tractor, Trailer, Motorcycle-Universal Tire Repair Tools to Fix Punctures and Plug Flats - THTC04H

I like that it came with everything and more that you'd need.Not sure I'd ever use some of the parts like the replacement nozzles, inside air whatchama call it. comes with only 2 of the hand tools but has 3 different ends to use not handy if you try to use all 3 as you have to spend time switching one out losing air pressure in the process.mine has a problem though, it uses allen wrenches to remove the little screw so you can change out the blades but the one will not budge, think it was cross threaded at the time of assembly or something.other than that it seems to be a great handy kit that keeps everything needed to plug a tire in one convenient spot.ryanthey reached out to me on my review and sent me a new package (it had no problems at all), I was not expecting or hoping for this i was just going to deal with it. This shows that they really stand behind their product and have good customer service to go out and offer when I never asked for this.For this reason I am raising my star's to 5.

A lot of value for the money. I just installed a plug in a tire that picked up a screw and put it through the soapy water test. As you can see from the photo, no bubbles means no leak.This is the second tire repair kit that I have purchased. The first was almost the same as this one except that it came with black plugs. I returned it after trying to patch the same hole and failing the soapy water test.This kit comes with thicker red plugs. The tools in this kit have a plastic coating and comes with cheap gloves that definitely help you grip the tools.Tips:Don't try to install a plug before you use the reamer to penetrate the steel belt as you might break the inserter tool.Use the lubricant as thicker plugs require more force to insert.Drive the inserter tool straight in. The two prongs on the inserter tool are thin and can be broken.Clean the plug residue from the tools with isopropyl alcohol.

The T handles are heavy and very stout, not like the hollow handles in most inexpensive kits. I wish the reamer tip was a little thicker. But I am just used to the professional tools used at the shop that have a good, thick, reamer. The needle nose pliers included feel like good quality. The plugs seem to be a good thickness. The only negative I really have that drops a star is the razor blade tool included. It is the snap off type, which is great, but the frame is made of very thin tin that will bend easily rendering the tool unusable. I would have preferred a plastic frame style like you can pick up at any store. I will probably just toss it and use diagonal cutters. Overall looks to be a good quality set. I hope I never have to use it, but it is there if I need it.

TECCPO Tire Repair Kit, 100Pcs Heavy Duty Tire Plug Kit for Car, Truck, RV, ATV, Tractor, Trailer, Motorcycle-Universal Tire Repair Tools to Fix Punctures and Plug Flats, THTC04HI just used for the first time today (February 3, 2021) to fix a flat caused by a screw on by 2004 Nissan Sentra. Holding tire pressure so far. Will check again in morning and if any drop in tire pressure, I'll update. Was extremely easy to repair with this kit. I did it alongside a YouTube video. Took only a few minutes.AMAZON PRODUCT INFO:can repair up to 3CM punctures100 pieces- 50 brown repair strings (orange sticks/ rubber cement)- 1 pair of gloves- 1 tire pressure gauge- 1 4-way valve steam tool- 1 stainless steel utility knife- 2 hex wrenches- 6 black tire valves- 6 standard valve cores- 6 black plastic valve caps- 6 black copper valve caps- 6 black plastic extension valves- 5 quick tire repair nails- 1 pair of pliers- 2 needle replacements- 2 solid A3 Steel T-handle grips: for reaming the holes- 1 bottle of lubricant- 1 accessory storage case- 1 instructions manual- 1 contractor caseAmazon questions & answers (which I found most helpful):- "Brown are made with extra vulcanizing gum. Eliminates need to use rubber cement. Plugs vulcanize when heat applied due to driving, so rubber cement needed? Up for debate.”- “Tire plugs usually have a shelf life of 7-10 years. If stored correctly can last even longer.”- “There is a round file that you use in the hole to clean out any garbage and then you take one of the repair sticks and install it in the tool have way add a little glue to it and stick it in the hole 3/4 of the way in and give it a twist and take the tool out. Have the tire filled with air. Its made for nail holes or anything small. Not for slices in the tire.”Amazon customer reviews (which I found most helpful)::“Only suggestion, make sure you have chalk to mark around the nail/screw hole before you pull it”

I plugged a tire two weeks ago with no issues. The kit is very basic and feels cheap but for the price that's what I was expecting. A lot of small extra pieces that are nice to have, but will probably never be used. Ive seen other kits with nice rubber handles that cost more, but this one works fine. The few times I'll need to use it I wont be worrying about how flashy and cool it looks. A handle on the case would have been nice. I gave it 5 stars because it works and the price was cheap. Shop around more if something flashy and cool is what you're looking for.

We have only needed to use the kit once on one of our cars since we have had the kit. Which is crazy, because before I order the kit it seemed like my husband was getting at least 3 flats a month! Maybe I should’ve bought this kit years ago!!! It is very convenient and super easy to use once you get the hang of it. I got tired of my husband getting haggled at the gas station car garage. One min they are charging $7/pair and the next min the manger wants to charge $17. Most of these guys are frauds, so I would advise you to take some of your car fixing issues into your own hands. And this is a easy one to handle. This kit includes everything you will need for the job.