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Your cart is empty.Victor's 30 Piece Tire Repair Toolbox contains the essentials that you will need to repair standard tires. For convenience and easy storage, all of the contents of this kit come in a functional handle carry case and an instruction booklet is included.
muddydog
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024
A perfect addition to my ATV repair kit, for those unexpected mishaps.
Daniel R. Dause
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2021
. i bought this to save money instead of a new tire. watched a utube video and removed tire. i spritzed the tire with soap and water. it bubbled just like it was suppose to. i puncture the hole with ice pick/file and put a patch in with the needle threader tool. the first try i put the patch in too far and had to do it again. the second time it worked great. just to be sure i had found all the leaks i sprayed it again, lo and behold there was another. i repeated the procedure and the tire has held up air for three days. i had never repaired a tire before but i was easy and a new tire is about $80.00 so saved some money and know how to fix the next one.
Nuts n bolts
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2019
Kit is complete, and ready for use. My only issue is the flimsy box it comes in. Dang thing won’t close correctly.
Nicole
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2017
This works very well and very easily.I followed the instructions, and added some rubber cement before I shoved the rubber thing in. It held immediately, and within a couple hours I drove my family 200 miles north with no issues or air loss.I would highly recommend this!I did however need to use a metal round file with a slightly smaller diameter than the one provided, my puncture hole was a little too small for the included one in the kit to fit.This baby saved my tire and my trip!
D.W.
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2017
Things I like: #1, it works. Easy to use. Have patched a tire in a riding mower and on an ATV. Both are 100% successful. #2, it comes with a little plastic case to keep everything in its place and free of dust and what not. No complaints at all. Guess I should have read the other comments to see what others didn't like, but this is my honest opinion. Have a good day!
Dominik
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2016
Good buy,This is really a great thing to have in your car.I hope I will never have to use it but, in case of emergency I definitely want to have this tire repair close.while you will need some skill to fix your flat tire by yourself, you can do it as it is not a 'nuclear science' LOLI do have to mention that if you have this in your car and you do have to use it in case you have a flat tire.Make sure you have something to inflate your tire as well, there is several portable electrical tire pumps/ Inflators around. I suggest you get one as well. otherwise this product wont do any good. Unless you are at home and fixing your own tire.But for the roadside emergency, better be ready then sorry. you never know where it can happen.Otherwise, I am very pleased with this purchaseIf you found my review helpful, please vote “Yes.”
Steve M. Close
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2016
I had to use it today on my Chevy Volt, which has no spare tire. Fortunately, I had used this kind of kit before. The instructions are incomplete. They don't explain the step you need to take with the reamer or how to use the rubber cement. It just shows the plug being jammed into the hole. Be sure to ream the hole first, then put rubber cement on the insertion tool and run it in and out of the hole several times before inserting the plug. Also, you need to cut of the ends of the plug which aren't inserted. That's hard to do since there's no blade in the kit. You'll want to add a razor blade or box cutter blade to the kit before putting it in your car. The plugs can't be inserted into the installation tool without expanding the end of the tool with a screwdriver blade--another thing you might want to include with your kit.On mine, it took a lot of effort to get the plugs off of the backing paper. I've got a lot of finger strength. I think some folks would have trouble with getting the plugs off.
Mg1440
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2015
The kit seems to be a good value. My one caution is that the material seems very sensitive to temperature - the box was left out in the sun when delivered and the "strings" got really gummy and almost fused together inside the case. It was kind of a bummer at first, but I was able to separate a couple of pieces to use, and they appeared to work properly regardless of what had happened. The whole process of plugging two tires took less than ten minutes, after simply advancing the position of the tires until the offending screw heads were in full view and accessible. It was easier to do with the front tire, since turning the steering wheel gives better accessibility. It took a little bit more "oomph" to press the slug into the rear tire because it was a tad harder to get my weight behind the tee handle for a good "power shove". Overall, it's less of a cost savings thing but worth the convenience of not having to bring your car to the shop to get it done.
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