MAIKEHIGH Heavy Duty Tyre Puncture Repair Kit with Gloves, Tyre Plug Set for Auto, Car, ATV, SUV, Truck, Tractor

This is an item I hope I never have to use but I thought if I did ever need a puncture repair kit then I would need a quality one that was up to the job. This seems to be really sturdy and capable of doing the job if needed, seems like everything you may need is included. Here's hoping I never have to put it to the test.Addendum: I found an old steel belted cross ply tyre and decided to test the repair kit. I first of all drove a nail into the tyre then used the tyre repair kit as is. Then I repeated the procedure on another part of the tyre, having withdrawn the nail I drilled a 6mm hole and then used the repair kit. Thirdly I tried on another part of the tyre withdrew the nail then drilled am 8mm hole , then used the tyre kit.It worked reasonable easy on all three occasions. The most difficult part I found was threading the stick/tacky plug through the insertion tool. I can't say how effective the repair is but it looked to be good. At least I discovered that the tool can be used and you don't need the strength of Samson. I still hope I never have to use it though.

I've used these tyre plug kits for many years and saved myself a small fortune in the process. The price of this kit is what you could pay for a repair at a garage and you have enough strings of rubber in this kit to last a lifetime. What else I like about this kit is you can usually repair the puncture without taking the wheel off the car. All the repairs I have done with these kits have lasted the tyres natural life and I've never lost a drop of air from any of my repairs either.If you are a keen DIY home mechanic and want to save yourself some money then I'd recommend this kit

Ace, works just as it explains in inatructions. Used it on my motorbike (yzf r125) on the rear wheel, not had a problem yet. Just make sure to trim the excess down enough so it is flush with the tyre and away you go. No waiting for compound to set. You shuv it in, trim it off and get on the bike (obv pump the tyre up 1st!)

Used this kit to repair a car tyre puncture. Had the job done in 30 mins. Saved me a trip to the tyre shop and the cost of a repair there. Definitely a very useful addition to my garage.

This is a brilliant piece of kit to keep in the boot. I had mine for almost a year before I needed to use it, and then I had two flat tyres within three weeks, and as luck would have it, the same tyre. My first thought was that the previous repair had failed, but it was another screw I'd gone over. I did think with having repaired the same tyre twice I really should have a new one fitted, but neither of the repairs caused any problems, and several months later it was still good...I can't compare the tools to others as this is the only kit I've used, and everything works as expected. The only tiny negative was the supplied pliers, which were tiny and looked weak, but I've always had a good pair of pliers in the boot so it really wasn't a problem. I've used this kit a few times now, helping family and neighbours out, and when you read that nearly half of all breakdowns in the UK are caused by tyre issues, it's well worth keeping one in the boot.

I picked up a puncture but I could not change the wheel for my spare as my wheel locking key had been wrecked by the garage that last did work on my car (nice of them to say.) I had to order a replacement key that will take 14 days to arrive. So I bought this kit to fix the puncture. I'm extremely impressed. It took me less than 5 minutes to repair the tire and now I'm back on the road. I'm very, very happy with my purchase.

Not use the everything inside is good quality when I've used it I'll post message thank you Mr Deane

My god what a life saver. I drive a VW Crafter about 25,000 miles a year and I can’t believe I didn’t have this sooner. Absolute life saver.It’s rather physically hard to use, you have to shove the spike in really hard to get it through with the glue strip on but once it’s done it’s done. Fixed my puncture about 5 weeks ago with the wheel still on the van and I didn’t even have to blow it back up again, and it’s not lost even 1 psi.Some others on here have said the tip snapped on the first try, they just did it wrong and shoved it in too far and broke it off against the inside of the wheel. Make sure you use it while the tyre is inflated. I know that sounds nuts but trust me. Go to a garage and blow the tyre up then fix it straight away. It takes about 3 minutes total.I won’t take this out of my van now, total life saver.