🚗 6000 Tubeless Puncture Pilot, Black - Speed Stop & Go for Seamless Drives Review

This product comes highly recommended for my long motorcycle trips. I placed an order with plenty of time for it to arrive and it happened. Arrived well packaged in a white box. And it was all sealed in a white mailing envelope. I did a quick inventory and noticed that a bag of rubber grommets or "mushrooms" was missing. I slowly checked again to make sure they weren't hidden in a secret pouch or box in the inflator. But no luck. So I went back and checked the listing and these 3/4" x 5/16"…

I only review products when I have something substantive to add – good or bad. It's bad this time. I bought this set 3 years ago and had to use it last month. Unfortunately the compressor failed on the first attempt to use it and I had to wait hours for roadside assistance. Luckily it was a good night in New Zealand. I connected the device correctly and even tried to connect it wrong when the device had reversed the positive and negative wires inside. I can only assume that this kit got such…

Bought this to have on my emergency bike. It arrived last week and this week I accidentally blew out my car tire. The store said it was close to the side panel and they couldn't patch it from the inside. I always carry a tire plug with me in case of an emergency, but if you can come to the shop and have the plug installed, that's always better. I always recommend plug patches from within, but that's not always possible. Be it because you are stuck on the side of the road or because the store is

I've heard a lot of feedback from people who have used Stop&Go earplugs, most of them positive, so I've just ordered two sets for me and my son to cover any possible need on our future trips be (plan for the worst and hope for the best). Although we haven't used it yet I think the kit would be perfect if it included a small pair of pliers or a multipurpose tool to remove nails/things and pull out the end cap, the standard Bteery Tender end cap is nice to the touch ( like we've already installed

I only have three very small comments and a small suggestion for guidance. Handle 1. You should have the square shape (two sides) of the plugger tool so you can slip an adjustable wrench around the tool to hold it in place while you turn the hex wrench. Turns out I didn't really need it - but when my hands were slippery - maybe greasy, or when it was raining (or my hands weren't that strong) - hold the round plugger with my bare hands while I twist the hex. Key can be problematic. Gripe 2…