Tire Repair Kit - 68pcs Heavy Duty Tire Plug Kit, Universal Tire Repair Tools to Fix Punctures and Plug Flats Patch Kit for car Motorcycle, Truck, ARB，ATV, Tractor, RV, SUV, Trailer

I don't write many Amazon reviews, but I feel like I needed to for this incredible set of tools that I used get my car's tire with a nail in it fixed in under 10 minutes.Great craftmanship, and the extra thought the company put into including the misc. things that we could use even though its not an essential part of the repair job, like extra set of valve caps, tire pressure gauge! Just goes to show, they care about you and your ability to get the job done, beyond just selling you a bunch of tools.Lastly, just want to show some appreciation to our friends in China making these tools at these prices that allow me to stay away from the stealership. I see you and I appreciate what you do for this country.

This 68-piece heavy-duty tire repair kit is an absolute lifesaver! I bought it for emergencies, but after using it a couple of times on both my truck and ATV, I can confidently say it’s one of the best investments I’ve made for roadside and off-road preparedness.The tools feel solid and durable—not cheap or flimsy like some kits out there. The T-handle reamer and plug insertion tool are heavy-duty and comfortable to grip, even when dealing with stubborn punctures. The kit includes everything you need: plugs, valve stems, extensions, caps, and even a pressure gauge. It’s truly universal—worked like a charm on my SUV and my buddy’s tractor tire.What really impressed me is how easy the process was. Clear instructions, straightforward design, and the repair held strong through all kinds of weather and terrain. No need to wait for roadside assistance—this kit gets you back on the road fast.Perfect for your car, motorcycle, truck, trailer, RV, or off-road vehicle. If you like to be prepared or enjoy exploring without worry, this tire repair kit is a no-brainer.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Used it, worked very easy, worked great! I just hope that it will last. I did take tire off, and took my time so took me a little more than the 5 mins people were talking about.

I just unboxed this AUTOWN 68‑piece tire plug kit and so far I’m impressed with the variety and completeness—it comes with plugs, T‑handle tools, valve stems, caps, and more, all neatly packed in a compact case.That said, I haven’t actually used it on a punctured tire yet, so I can’t speak to its real-world performance. My first impression of the tools is that they feel a bit on the cheaper side—not as solid as some pro kits I’ve handled. It’ll really come down to how well they hold up under torque or in stress scenarios.Overall, it’s a well-equipped kit at a great price, and it checks all the boxes so far. But only time will tell if the build quality matches its promising spec list. I’m happy with a 4-star start—ready to update once I’ve had a chance to put it to the test.Will update the review when the time comes!

Had a long screw on the outer edge of our suv tire. Took the wheel off the car and was able to fix the leak in minutes. After weeks of being fixed… the tire haven’t ever dropped in tire pressure. Quick and saved time and money.

This tire repairman exceeded my expectations. It's easy to use, acts fast and got me out of trouble in the middle of the road. In a few minutes I had the tire ready without the need to change it. I totally recommend it to always carry in the car as part of the emergency kit.

Excellent tire repair kit comes complete everything you need and then some I would recommend it to anyone very easy to use and it comes quite equipped I would buy it again any day

I was able to repair two tires that had punctures caused by screws going into the main tread of the tire. I had another kit at home that I could not get to work because of poor handle design and the amount of force to insert. This kit is well designed and the reasons why it works I list below:1. The T handle design allows you to relatively easily rotate the reaming tool to enlarge the hole easily.2. The T handle allows you to, with some fore push, the plug in.3. the Plug tool has a slit at the end of it so when you pull it out it will leave the plug in place. I have used tools that do not have this slit and those do not work well.I used this tool on two tires. One was for my SUV with a standard tire and the other was on run flat tire and it worked on both.the method I used to locate the puncture was to use dish liquid mixed with water and a paper towel to put it on any suspicious marks on the tire; when you find the leak you will see bubbles growing. One of the leaks was really small and there was no nail or screw so finding it took some time. Also this leak would disappear after the tire pressure went to about 25psi (tire pressure for this tire is supposed to be 45psi). So if you have trouble with a very slow leak, try to have the tire pressure set to the recommend psi first. Hope this helps.