🔧 The Ultimate ARB 10000011 Speedy Seal 2: Repair Kit for All Vehicles - Car, Truck, RV, Jeep, ATV, Motorcycle, Tractor, Trailer. Fix Flat Tire Punctures and Plug Flats with 50 String Plug Review

Of course you can get similar kits for less but this one is pretty good. The size and fullness of the plugs are nice, as are any extra tools/bits. I drove my truck to a local off-road park and when I got home I found I had a slow leak. Having never had any experience with this, I hooked it up in less than 30 minutes. The hardest part was finding the leak, but it was done with soapy water. Once I found it, all I had to do was drill a small hole into a larger hole to fit the end cap, insert the…

I had to repair my wife's car tire, it had a puncture. I pulled my Walmart kit out of the truck and found the T-handle was cracked. Luckily I noticed that it would suck when I tried to push through the sticky cord and the handle broke and my palm went through the shaft. I used a parts kit at home for a complete overhaul. This prompted me to look for sets of metal handles. I chose ARB because of the brand. My main points were metal handles and solid probes. The quality of the handles is normal…

This is my second set. My first kit, which I had to use on my friend's truck when the sidewall of his tire was cut by a rock in the middle of nowhere. Luckily it was with me in my truck. I had to use a lot of plugs and was surprised that the tire held air with no problems. Used it for the second time on my brother's truck. These forks are longer and thicker than most of the kits here. If you ride OFFROAD, YOU NEED THIS KIT. I've bought cheaper kits and I know it. Believe me. The difference…

Haven't used the real tools yet - hope I never will - but they seem reliable and I think given ARB's reputation they're fine. I'm a bit surprised by the packaging though. Knowing ARB's off-road quality and experience, I think they will provide a more compact and compact container for their kit. The orange plastic clamshell box takes up far more valuable cargo space than it needs. I put everything in a smaller bag left over from something and now it takes up some of the original volume. Your…

#1) The case is flimsy and flimsy, in warm weather it is so thin and soft that the elements of the kit will not hold up, the hinges will likely fail after a short time. 2) The kit does not include a cymbal. The kit includes a spike to determine the size of the hole. This isn't heaven. The tool cannot process tire rubber or otherwise wear it out. I believe this is an attempt not to damage the nylon or steel straps. A pack provides a better, more even bonding surface, but a spike is less likely…

I don't think there is anything special about this set but I'm happy with it so far. It has easy to use instructions. The tools appear to be quite durable. The case that comes with it fits snugly in the underbody compartment of my 2007 Mazda3 hatchback. It takes some force to insert the plug into the tire and then remove the tool. If you plug a puncture in one of the car's front tires you can leave it on the car, but I can't imagine fixing the rear wheel while it's on the car. You will not find