Find this is a very good deal to keep in the boot especially if you have no spare wheel. Bought 1 myself and it's good for emergency and kept in a nice case.
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It works? don't expected it to be fast like those air compressor when you go 4wdriving though. As I say it's for emergency, top up and tyre puncture repair. Very good if you got a tesla with no spare wheels or any other new car these days with no spare wheel.
Inflation device is completed successfully.
It's just some generic Chinese thing… and it's not a deal anyway! $32.99 is the everyday price.. 🤷🏻♂️
even in a hard case and tyre puncture repair kit? I could never find one with all 3 at this price before. Only posted it cos I thought it's a good deal for all 3. Happy to be told otherwise anyway.
The puncture repair kit isn't for a car or motorbike tyre…I daresay this whole thing is actually intended for cyclists.
It is for car/4wd.
@NeoX: Pray tell how you're going to patch an automotive tyre with the contents of that kit and not a tyre changer?
Well I have told you otherwise, and you negged me 🤷🏻♂️
the specs don't mention tyre puncture repair kit? :s
Ive used a kit like this before ( without the pump ). It’s definitely for a car but in all honesty you need a little practice using something like this or you can cause more damage to the tire than a professional can repair.
This is great to have if your going long distance and either dont have a spare or for some very unlucky reason have more than one tire flat.
That pump will struggle to fill a 4x4 tire. Smaller cars will run just fine.
Again if your getting a kit like this, do some research how to plug the hole with these kinds of tools first to avoid causing even more damage to the tire.
Agree people need to know how to repair, but it's fairly simple. Don't need a rocket science degree but does need a bit of strength lol
It comes with eveything in the pic. I bought it already that's why I posted.
certainly has the two key tools for plugging a car tyre puncture and looks to be a number of plugs included as well. No good for sidewall punctures but potentially can fix holes in the tread and high shoulder area. As siggy213 notes, you can screw up these repairs and make things worse, or even non-repairable. Last time I copped a screw in a tyre it cost $90 for someone to come and repair on-site. Previously was $50 when I took it to a tyre place. The experts can also advise on where its a bad idea to try and repair and a new tyre is warranted.
Just bought one, said last one in stock so perhaps check back if you want one
how was the compressor