🍄 Stop & Go 3075 Mushroom Plugs - High-Quality 3/4" Mushroom Plugs, 50 Count for Efficient Sealing. Review

I've been using them for years. Not often needed. But if I do that. I'm glad I have her. That's why I got myself a replacement pack of these wonderful corks.

Absolutely useless without plastic tips. I didn't check them out until I needed them and couldn't find any tips in the packaging. It's too late to replace and a total waste of money.

2 pictures show with "plugger" gun, NOT LIKE THIS. I ordered 50 pieces, received 25 pieces. 50 was even listed as cheaper than 25. STOP N GO, you need to SLOW DOWN and check your ads.

I have used Stop & Go Plugs many times, they usually stop the leak 100%. For the largest leaks, especially angled punctures, this will at least slow the leak - I've never seen anything other than a new tire work for leaks like this. Highly recommended (you'll also need one of the installation toolkits).

I bought it for emergencies on motorcycle trips,,,, didn't need it for the bike, but it is perfect for mower tires, car tires and friends tractor. It's quick and easy to use, and it's also compact so it takes up little space on the bike.

I bought this for emergency situations. on motorcycle trips,,,, (https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B001BBSD9C/ref=psdc_15706711_t2_B00ZPITSKK) I've never used it for a bike, but it's perfect for mower tires, car tires and tractor friends. It's quick and easy to use, and it's also compact so it takes up little space on the bike.

It saves lives! If you don't have one of the kits, buy it NOW. I used some plugs in a big hole that got me to the tire shop otherwise I'd still be stuck trying to get the replacement out and put it on. You shouldn't have to, but I've used them in quad, truck and car tires and never gotten a regular patch on them. They don't have to be completely flat to insert them, I have several kits (insertion tools) and I can tell you that screwing by hand works much better than a hand tool.

I've had these for 5 years and have never had the opportunity or need to use them. I bought them after a trip where I was stuck in an unfamiliar city on a Sunday after the big Thanksgiving or Christmas holidays. All shops and tire shops were closed. Luckily I bought an air pump in an open car dealership. We pumped up a tire, drove in a nail and drove 8 miles to the next town. stopped, bled tires again, then drove another 8 miles to the next town, we did this over and over again until I found a…