Slime 2040-A Tire Repair Plug Kit, Deluxe, Contains Strings, Tools and Glue

Excellent product and easy to use! Granted, it probably would have been easier if I'd taken my tire off, first (the wheelwell was a little cramped), but I was still able to get it done and it works like a charm! I'll defintiely be carrying this along with me from now on!

It was very easy to install and worked great! Been holding strong for a few months now.

When you are stranded... This kit comes in handy, make sure you have a portable air compressor and you're all set

This kit used to come with Slime's rubber cement. Minus 1 star because now it comes with "plug bond" which is absolute garbage compared to rubber cement. Why? It's a water-like substance that takes longer to set up, but it does not have the vulcanizing and setting properties of the rubber cement. Case in point, two string repairs in a nail puncture and I still got a slow leak. Used rubber cement and it was fixed the first time. So, buy this kit (the t-handles and strings work fine) but purchase Slime rubber cement. Throw out this plug bond- it's garbage.

Slime 2040-A Tire Repair Plug Kit, Deluxe, Contains Strings, Tools and Glue, 11 Pieces This kit comes with everything you need, except a jack, stands, and a drill! The tools fit great in the hand. They also work very well to provide the durability and function needed with the task at hand. I feel like they could have included slightly more 'glue' for the amount of plugs that they give you, but they also don't detail how much of this stuff to put on the plugs in the first place - so, rather than having to rip the tire off against and re-do a plug all over again, better safe than sorry, and use quite a bit! I'm not sure how you're supposed to tell which size plug you can/should use, but at first I used the bigger sized one, because it was a substantially sized nail hole, but apparently the big plug was too big to fit and I needed the smaller plug. The bigger plug just got ripped to bits and slightly bent the tool when trying to pull it out of the hole. So, I pushed in the smaller plug, soaked with 'glue' and it worked fine. I still have the plug in a few weeks later and it's holding air pressure just fine. Remember to keep the tire air pressure up while you're doing the repair. Last thing you want to do it de-bead your tire and be unable to re-seat it. Also, remember to tighten down your lug-nuts in the star pattern!

Easy to use. I plugged my golf cart tire, added air and it’s been good ever since.

First time repairing a tire. Needed for back tire of my mower. Instructions were good and the repair was successful!

Great inexpensive kit if you're NOT a Little Old Lady trying to repair a 1/4" puncture near the sidewall of a HUGE SUV tire for the first time! The addition of a small tube of rubber cement to this kit makes insertion of the plug(s) easier as you don't have to push so hard to get the plugs in. I ordered this in addition to the professional kit I had for more than 5 years. The plugs in the older kit had exceeded their useful life and were slightly dried out and brittle but that didn't stop me from trying to use them and "practicing" before this kit arrived. The old professional kit came with too many plugs to use up in a person's lifetime, especially when there's a limited (5 year) shelf life. The OLD plastic case dried along with the plugs, leaving it with broken hinges and a few straight edge razor blades as the difference between spending $40 and spending less than $10 for comparable quality tools from the same company. Newer plugs and rubber cement included in the $10 kit make the repair job easier. I was NOT able to successfully cut the excess from the old or new plugs after installation using the SHARP razor blades from the Pro kit, making them unnecessary for me. The excess flattened after a few miles. Using plugged tires to travel more than 100 miles is not recommended; keep speed under 50 mph, and don't patch sidewalls or holes bigger than 1/4". No professional would repair my EXPENSIVE BIG tire. TUBES for TUBELESS TIRES are no longer available. After plugging my tire multiple times between the old expired $40 professional kit, and using this <$10 inexpensive kit, I made a final double- plug repair using the new plugs and the supplied rubber cement. With this repair I was able to use my SUV for over a year only adding air to the patched tire monthly. Both kits are made by the same company. At the end I injected a can of "Flat Tire Repair", but was unable to continue because THE VALVE HAD SPRUNG A LEAK. Time to replace the tire. Obviously the plugs work, even when one EXCEEDS the recommended usage. The old expired plugs worked but not as well as the new ones from this kit. For my final and successful repair I used two new plugs at a time with the supplied rubber cement from this kit to plug a hole that was AT LEAST 1/4" in diameter located between the sidewall and the tread and drove longer than a year for many miles, rarely exceeding 50 mph. I exceeded the manufacturers recommendations and these plugs still worked well. The hole was over the maximum size for repair at 1/4" diameter; I was told the hole was in the sidewall by dealers who wouldn't or couldn't repair the tire for me. (It was at the junction of the sidewall and the tread). It was difficult to push old dry plugs through the cleaned hole at first but the rubber cement that came with this new kit and the fresh plugs made that hardest part of the repair easier. I recommend this small plug kit even for Little Old Ladies attempting their first plug repair. If you get a flat far from home, call road service or change your tire. For reasonable leaks when close to or at home, use this plug kit to extend the serviceability of your damaged tire to keep your car in service for an indefinite period of time. It's best to keep to a reasonable speed if you have plugged an "R" or "Z" rated high performance tire. Be careful fixing holes over 1/4" and be extra cautious if the hole approaches or hits the sidewall.

Tengo años de usar este producto en mis cuatri motos y remolques en el rancho, sella muy bien y es muy sencillo de usar

Used it to plug a hole in my tyre caused by a large screw. The plug worked perfectly and I've now driven over 7000km on it (including rough dirt/corrugated roads) without any issues, the tyre doesn't lose pressure any more than the other tyres. If you're carrying it around in your car for emergencies, make sure to also carry a good set of pliers as something like a large screw is almost impossible to get out of the tyre with your bare hands.

No frills kit with eight strings in two different lengths. You'll need to provide your own pliers for extracting the puncture object, and a case to keep everything in.

If you want a temporary fix to go repair shop. It will work but this is not a permanent fix other than everything mentioned in the package was correct