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35-Piece Awelcraft Heavy Duty Tire Plug Kit w/ T-Handle Tools and Storage Case $8.49 + Free Shipping w/ Prime or on $35+

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Ao Mei via Amazon [amazon.com] has 35-Piece Awelcraft Heavy Duty Tire Plug Kit w/ T-Handle Tools and Storage Case for $8.49. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.
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Ao Mei via Amazon [amazon.com] has 35-Piece Awelcraft Heavy Duty Tire Plug Kit w/ T-Handle Tools and Storage Case for $8.49. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.

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Today 03:23 PM
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willygeeToday 03:23 PM
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these seem handy but wouldnt be better to get a nail fixed free at places like discount tire?
Today 03:56 PM
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tmaxam99Today 03:56 PM
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Quote from willygee :
these seem handy but wouldnt be better to get a nail fixed free at places like discount tire?
Only if you are at or near a Discount Tire Store. Handy to keep in your trunk along with an air pump. Especially if you are not in town.
Today 04:51 PM
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manolobindoToday 04:51 PM
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Quote from tmaxam99 :
Only if you are at or near a Discount Tire Store. Handy to keep in your trunk along with an air pump. Especially if you are not in town.
100%

Both are must-haves, IMO. In each of three cars I have a battery-powered inflator (Ryobi since I'm on their platform), battery jumper (Noco), and one of these tire repair kits (plus the spray foamy ones as a last resort), among other items.

Have used the tire repair kit (different version than OP but similar) a few times, including on a long drive up to through BC (Canada) when we got a flat many, many miles from the nearest open gas station.

Whether this one or a similar, well worth $10ish, IMO!
Today 04:57 PM
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IndigoWinter2667Today 04:57 PM
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Quote from willygee :
these seem handy but wouldnt be better to get a nail fixed free at places like discount tire?
I cant take my atv to discount tire when im 15 miles up trail from my truck and its parked in the forest 85 miles away from the store.
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Today 05:13 PM
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Cash_OnlyToday 05:13 PM
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Review pic of the t-handle breaking makes it look like hollow junk. Beware if using this on a meaty tire.
Today 05:14 PM
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Buzzw00dyToday 05:14 PM
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Better to get a patch vs plug, but I'm buying one jic for emergency
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Today 05:47 PM
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Today 05:47 PM
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Quote from Buzzw00dy :
Better to get a patch vs plug, but I'm buying one jic for emergency
Yes but you can't patch when you're stuck out in the woods or desert and don't have a tire beading machine to take the tire off your rim to patch it properly...
These plugs are simply to limp you back home/to the cities where you CAN get a proper patch done (at discount tire or wherever)

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Today 06:09 PM
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stevehnToday 06:09 PM
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Quote from willygee :
these seem handy but wouldnt be better to get a nail fixed free at places like discount tire?
Faster if you do it yourself than the time you spent on swapping the tire with the spare and then have to redo once the tire is fixed. Most of the time I did not even have to remove the tire to do the plug.
Today 06:13 PM
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Evan55Today 06:13 PM
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The slime kit is $8 at Walmart and Amazon, comes with rubber cement, and is probably a lot higher quality.
Today 06:44 PM
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WannaberiderToday 06:44 PM
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Quote from Evan55 :
The slime kit is $8 at Walmart and Amazon, comes with rubber cement, and is probably a lot higher quality.
That's a big negative those slime kit have plastic handle. Plastic handles are hot garbage.

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