Slime T-Handle Tire Plug Kit,8 Pc. 1034-A

I saw this on YouTube and bought one for emergencies. It was about $9 on Amazon. However, my tire already had a very small screw in the flat part of the tire, so it was repairable. We are Cosco members so I took the car there to have them repair it for $10.99. I figured for this price I would let them do it. When it was time to get the car the guy said that they did not fix the tire because they noticed some very small chunks were gone from the tire. Not really enough to warrant replacing the tire but enough where they did not want to take responsibility for messing with it. So, I took the car and went home to repair it myself. The kit worked perfectly. I would highly recommend this kit to keep in the car for emergencies like this. Not the part about the small chunks of course.

Have a tubliss system and have this in my fender bag at all times, great little kit can buy the plugs of w.e brand you want to go with if you like very handy If you're tubeless at all don't ride with out a patch kit -m-2013 YAMAHA WR250R--

This is a great kit to give you everything you need if one of your tires gets a puncture. The instructions are easy to follow and the tools are rugged. Anyone on the road a lot needs this in the glove box.

Having the scrapping tool apart from the patch inserting tool is a better idea compared to other kits. The scrapping tool really "scrap" the puncture hole. some other kits do not.

works great. easy to use and you dont have to dismount the tire from the rim. comes with rubber cement. would buy again. i keep one on my motorcycle and in my car at all times. plugged the car tire and no leaks works great!

Way better than the other inexpensive kits that are available. -m-2016 POLARIS RANGER RZR S 1000 EPS--

Bought this for both dirt bike and street bike tool kits, have not needed it, will be glad I have it when I do! -m-2002 BMW R1100S--

What can I say its a tire plug kit. It can save a day of riding if you get a small puncture in a tire.

Hope you don’t need but you’ll be happy to have it when you do Always a good idea to be prepared

When you get a flat tire, it typically happens at the worst of times. I have repaired/plugged a tire several times in the past with great success with other kits, but this kit was worthless. I ended up with a screw in my tire at a Walmart parking lot, so I picked up this kit while shopping. I had no issues removing the screw and using the reamer to clean/widen the puncture opening, however the tire plugger was another story. After two attempts and the tool pulling the plug completely out upon removal, the handle completely snapped off on the third attempt, leaving a 4" metal rod sticking out of the tire. Thankfully I had a heavy duty pair of pliers with me and I finally removed it, only to have it leave just half of the plug in the tire. Do not rely on this kit at all, avoid it at all costs, it will fail you at the worst possible times.