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This is the easiest and fastest way to plug a hole in your tire. It comes with glue which i thought you had to dab a little on but you don't. It's only if you want to reuse the screw. But couldn't hurt as I applied a little then smoothed it over to where you don't even see the screw. 😎I was going to do a video but it was that quick to repair. Literally in seconds. I thought of this before why there couldn't be some type of screw type plug and now boom fast n easy newer way to fix a hole in a tire.I originally went to a tire store to get a plug done. $27. It was on the tread not the sidewall. They told me they couldn't do it that I needed a new tire which was about $300. He then quickly told me might as well do the other side so it's even then he said I didn't have much tread on the others so might as well get 4 new tires for $1k. 🤨I said I didn't plan on spending a thousand dollars today. He quickly said they offer 6 month financing at 0 percent. ... Yeah I left. You gotta watch out for crooked people that just want to upsell. Like I said it was repairable as it was in the middle of the tread but they didn't want to do it. Neither did a 2nd shop I went too again they just wanted to sell 4 new tires. 😐This worked great tire is still at 35psi towing my lawn mower. Good kit to have.

Worked well fixing small hole in tire . Easy to use

I pulled out a screw fairly close to the side wall of one of my tires, and replaced with the plug. It was easy to put in and I was skeptical initially. But it has been there for almost 3 weeks and the tire is holding air. When it was VERY HOT a week ago, I noticed the tire pressure went down a few PSI, so I topped it off again and its been holding that pressure. Overall, I think it works reasonably well. If you live where extreme temperature is the norm, you may find it less effective.

I have hoped for this type of plug for a long time. Sadly for me I drive a lot n have lots of screws nails Allen wrench in my tires. I had used traditional plugs all these years. Until today. I took it in for repair, but they claimed it was in the side wall which it was not. Therefore, they wanted to sell me a new tire. If they had the tire that matched, I would’ve bought it for $350 however they did not. This location has a liquor store, so I walked in and bought three bottles of bourbonI and drove home it took me about five minutes to remove the offending screw and put this plug in along with some glue. I will update again in six months or if there is something else to report.I did use a cordless screwdriver to remove the screw and insert this plug. It is so much easier than using the tiny screwdriver that is included.

Great product! Definitely worked on off terrain tire.

Priced reasonable but not a permanent tire patch.Took 2 stars off because item came with two opened plug screws .

Going on 6mo with this. I know it’s supposed to be “temporary” but I’ve been running with this for several months with no leaks. I put some extra rubber glue overtop.

It’s a lot harder than you think. Take the tire OFF so you can push DOWN and get the super glue in the right spot! It won’t dispense properly sideways. Got it all over my hands and still could not get enough leverage to get the plug in correctly! I put the screw,( the leak) back in the hole aired the tire up and drove to the nearest tire shop for repair! ( For Me ) it was a nightmare. BUT IM 69 so… if your stronger and more agile you may be fine!