Puncture Repair Kit - PRO-1034A Car & Truck Tires Tubeless Tire Repair Kit (1 Pack)

Have fixed two flats so far. Follow instructions and they work great. Be careful when inserting the plug. Don't push too hard so that the plug goes all of the way into the tire because you will not be able to pull it back out. As you're pushing the plug into the hole, twist from side to side so that the plug goes in about half way, then trim the two tails off with a razor blade. Don't forget to cover the plug about half way up from the tool tip with the rubber cement.

Ok so had a tire with good tread and a screw punctured it. Such a hassle to go to the tire store, wait two hours to get a plug put in then pay somewhere around 1/3 of the price the of buying a new tire... FORGET IT. My brother said just plug it yourself. To which I replied that those plugs leak. He said the science is all new now and a plug will last the life of the tire. Hmmm? He added make sure to get the kit with the rubber cement. The cement does two jobs, it lubricates the plug to help it go in easier and adds additional sealant to the plug. I got the plug, followed the instructions, watched a video on YouTube and went to work. Soooo simple, took like ten minutes, never a leak! Wow, I'm hooked!!! Good tip is leave about 1/2" inch of the plug sticking out when you cut it off, mashes in the tread and also helps it seal. These plugs are sticky tar like strips with some sort of fiber, extra strong, and yes will outlast the tire tread it's self. Wonderful... don't get stuck on brand, I mean how many people manufacture this stuff, haha, these will work fine. Buy two so you can keep and extra in your trunk, and one in the garage, or even one to give to your brother... thanks bro!

This will be great for emergency repairs. Can't go wrong with the price too.

This item was 99 cents and shipping was free. It is basically the same as the name brand Slime kit.

Muy buena calidad

Easy to use. Fixed the leak without any issues.

Low cost tire repair. Quick and easy without removing the wheel from the car. Plugs last the life of the tire. Only use plug for punctures in the tread. Not the sidewall. After removing the nail or screw, insert the rasp file (included in the kit) and work it well to make the hole large enough for the plug. Read the instructions and use plenty of rubber cement to to lubricate the plug and insertion tool. I used a heavy mallet to pound the plug in far enough so the fold is inside the tire. Then pull the tool straight out leaving the plug in the tire. Cut the ends flush with the tread. Fill the tire and you are done.

to use this product you need to be aware of the hole you have to make with the tool... I had a tac in my tire that made me have to inflate more than twice a week ( almost daily) so this product not only make the hole bigger (till the tool moved up and down smoother and easier) but also did as it said.... i applied exactly as said and it not only pulled out like it mention but sealed the hole perfectly making it a solid tire again,,,, im testing the distance now during fall/winter and so far its holding stronger than a normal front passenger tire after a few months... would recommend