Rhino USA Tyre Repair Kit - Complete Car Tyre Repair Kit for Plugging a Tubeless Flat Tyre on the Go - Emergency Tyre Repair Kit for Cars UTVs, ATVs, Motorcycles, Trailers Etc

This kit is excellent, better than others I had before, it surely seals your picture and last for months. My tyre was puncture and with this I sorted the issue and didn't have to change the tyre because was seal so well that never had a air leaking again. Great value for money, strong adhesion, and can't be noticed once is applied.

Every there for wen needed

Only used it once when it came to emergency, came very handy to carry out a road side repair during a vacation

Allmost best…

Tyre repair set works great

Great bit of kit repaired 4 punctures on 3 tyres on my transit van and all repaired in one go and they've all stayed inflated for nearly 2 weeks now none of the tools broke or bent on the repairs made of good quality materials glad I spent a little more on a better quality kit definitely worth the extra cash over the cheap chinese copy's

So I bought this about 18months ago and haven't had to use it. Today (Sunday when everything is shut) my mother phoned to say she had a puncture and had lost her locking wheel nut key. I plugged the tyre with the wheel on the car. Carrying out the repair took less than 5mins, she's happy and I get brownie points to boot. Great kit, recommended.

For the second time whilst I was out in my van I got a flat tyre due to a screw in the tread.My van never had a spare wheel with it or anywhere to put it.Like so many new vehicles it adds to the weight and therefor reduces the MPG or the Milage with electric vehicles, also it adds to the cost for the manufacturer, and on so many new cars the space is taken up by batteries so there is no where to put one.Last time this happened I had to get someone to come out to me and fit a new tyre, this cost £245 since it was an emergency job (and I was stuck at the side of the road) , and also I waited 1.50 Hours for them to turn up (this after having to prepay by card before they would even come out).This time I removed the screw and used the kit to repair the tyre in situ (didn't even take the wheel off).I does take a bit of force to push the plug into the tyre but it was an easy job otherwise. I Re-inflated the tyre with a small 12v compressor and was back on the road in about 10 minutes.I was able to drive about until I could get an appointment to have the tyre changed by a local tyre company for £125. I now always carry this kit and a small compressor with me in the van, is a very good kit as I no longer have to worry about getting stranded somewhere with a simple flat.