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on May 31, 2017
I feel much safer on my scooter with this T-Handle repair kit. I had a cheap round handled repair tool and it was terrible to get a good grip ... Highly recommend this kit !!!
on May 28, 2013
UPDATE 9/24/14: Well over a year later, 10,000 miles on the tire I repaired and I've finally replaced all the tires on my car (worn out). I am happy to report that the plug I installed last March is worked great for over 10,000 miles of use. No slow leaks, no plug coming out etc, it worked just as one would expect!
I've used many cheap plug kits before and I have to say this one is the best.
The rubber plugs are very soft and tacky making for a great plug. The rubber cement is... well... rubber cement... I'll let you know in 2 years if the unsealed tube is still good enough to use again.
The cleaner/file tool is a bit hard to get started but they all are. It's a big PITA to use a tire plug kit for most punctures but I have to say that the handle on these is very robust. I've had tire plug kits before that had the handle completely break-off or come loose from the file or inserter tool. I don't think that will be a problem with this one. It's very solid and there is no indication that it will break. Same goes for the inserter tool. The slot on the end is VERY small and I was a bit skeptical that it would pull back out of the tire without pulled the plugs out with it but a quick yank on the inserter tool and it came out just fine.
I'm happy with my purchase and I will probably purchase one of these to keep in every vehicle so I don't have to worry about being stranded on the side of the road with a nail-hole at 1 am.
I've used many cheap plug kits before and I have to say this one is the best.
The rubber plugs are very soft and tacky making for a great plug. The rubber cement is... well... rubber cement... I'll let you know in 2 years if the unsealed tube is still good enough to use again.
The cleaner/file tool is a bit hard to get started but they all are. It's a big PITA to use a tire plug kit for most punctures but I have to say that the handle on these is very robust. I've had tire plug kits before that had the handle completely break-off or come loose from the file or inserter tool. I don't think that will be a problem with this one. It's very solid and there is no indication that it will break. Same goes for the inserter tool. The slot on the end is VERY small and I was a bit skeptical that it would pull back out of the tire without pulled the plugs out with it but a quick yank on the inserter tool and it came out just fine.
I'm happy with my purchase and I will probably purchase one of these to keep in every vehicle so I don't have to worry about being stranded on the side of the road with a nail-hole at 1 am.
on July 27, 2016
sturdy, robust handles. good and fast sealing. I had a puncture in my 35" BFgoodrich all terrain tire. the tire was very hard and I abused the reamer by a lot of twisting and turning motions, but it didn't bend or decouple from the plastic handle
on April 11, 2017
Hope I never have to use them, but glad I have them. Wish I could give a proper review, but at the same time... I'm glad I haven't had a punctured tire yet.
on March 15, 2017
I think that this is a great product. It takes a moment to learn how to use it. I am not that skilled, yet it worked very well on my Vespa ET4 moped, and our AAA guy used it when we had a flat on our car.
on January 7, 2017
Worked well to plug a nail hole in my Quad tire. Took about one minute to repair. Good product, but could use a little carry case to keep all items together.
on June 26, 2017
Flatted out a Harley tire out in nowhere. Pulled the screw out...put in a plug...inflated with a portable inflator...off we went.
on February 28, 2017
excellent must have product, especially if you switched out your run flats for regular tires and do not have a spare.
on March 14, 2015
Simple and work great. Keep one in the car and can fix nail holes without removing the tire.
They only last a year or so before they dry up in the pack so make sure to replace when they dry up.
They only last a year or so before they dry up in the pack so make sure to replace when they dry up.
