GRAND PITSTOP Universal Tubeless Tyre Puncture Kit with Strips, Puncture Repair Kit On The Go, 24 pcs Value Pack Tubless Tire Plug Kit for Autos, Cars, Motorcycles, Trucks, RVs, etc.

I liked the repair kit. It is very innovative product. Mashroom puncture is good but can be done only in repair shops. That too require complete tyre removal and balancing afterwards. It is time consuming and costly.This kit does that job quickly anywhere.As far as the quality is concern, it is heavy and made up or pure metal. No plastic parts apart from handles. It looks like the kit will have a long life and will be durable.

Amazing products easy to use and every car owner most purchase this emergency puncher kit

Good product but not suitable for big punctures

I had bought this in Nov 2019 and I had to chang my 2 wheeler tyre hence never had a chance to use this product. Yesterday Night I saw one of tyre of my Car was flat and there was screw. Now I looked at the instruction that came along with this product and also had to see a few videos to understand to use this product.1) Removing the screw was- really easy2) inserting the probe- really easy3) wideining the site of puncture using reamer- really easy4) re inserting probe with nozzle on- really easy5) inserting mushroom plug into pulgger- really easy6) removing just the probe out of the tyre letting the nozzle in the tyre- really easy7) inserting plugger and turning the plugger into nozzle in clockwise direction until the end and slightly turning in in - really easyPlease NOTE: all these steps mentioned are as per the video included along with this product in AmazonNow if everything is "really easy why did I rate it 1?After step 7 in my review- I have to pull the plugger along with the nozzle off the tyre this spet too is easy. Let me explain the 8 the step:8) Slightly turn the plugger in anti clockwise direction and pull the plugger and nozzle off te tyreAs per the video- the plug is well inside the tyre. But with me it did not happen. The plug was well inside the nozzle.And let me tell you, I thought I was doing something wrong and asked an expert apollo tyres to fix my puncture and the results were same.Now what is the point of having the entire process easy, product sturdy but but but the product just doesn't work?Just utter waste of money, time.

This is my edited review after using the product for more than two months. Purchased pitstop Gun type puncture repair kit. Used it for the first time. To my surprise it was effortless and i fixed my tyre in less than 3 minutes. I had recommended buying this product. But now i do not recommend this product as the plug does not last for more than 20 days. Now i have to plug it every 20 days using a new mushroom plug. Was not expecting this. So buy accordingly.

Never had to use it, but carrying it along for my himalayan 450

I bought the one with gun. And it is very easy to use. You don't have to worry about punctures any more. Repairing punctures is a breeze now. You don't need to remove the tire to fix punctures.Some of the reviews I read/watched, suggested that I will have to remove the wheel in the case of puncure in back wheel, because gun will need some space. But I found a work around.If you come across a punctured tire, follow these steps:1. Use a car jack and raise the tire.2. Release the hand brake and identify where the puncure is by rotating the wheel. Using some soap water will help.3. Once identified, use a plier to remove the object (nail etc.) which caused the puncure.4. Rotate the wheel or turn the steering, so that you have some space to work. If it's front wheel, you can just turn the steering so that the hole is pointing away from the car wheel well. If it's a back wheel, turn the wheel so that the puncure hole points towards back and down below, away fromt the wheel well and flaps. The idea is to have enough space for the gun to move around.5. Put on the handbrake on and now use the puncture repair kit. You would be able to use the gun and there is no need to remove the wheel. Very easy![Update]But be careful. This is not suitable for all type of punctures. Only for clean, straight ones. My scooter had a puncture where a sharp nail had pierced the rubber in an angle. I tried to fix it with this kit, but air was leaking after some time. In the end, had to tow it to service center to get it fixed!!Also, don't use push the reamer too deep into the tyre. The plug need to be pushed in tight, to prevent leak.If they could find someway to use rubber glue, it would have helped. But I am not sure how, without making a mess of it!!

Great product from grand pitstop.Value for money