In 2 years I have repaired on a van, on a scooter & on a car, without even removing the wheel! I didn't even use the glue, just the cord and it's just fine!

Very convenient for cars that do not have a spare tire. This, combined with a small air compressor, solves your problem in 15 minutes and you don't have to wait for roadside assistance.

The best thing ever, I got it because my car got two punctures in one week and I didn’t want to spend a ton of money on a mechanic again.
You fix the tire yourself in 5 minutes and you’re off; I’ve had the tire like this for months and nothing has happened to it
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The tire lasted for many km. Until I had to replace them all due to normal wear
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It saved me a second time; I was in a remote village of Pelion for work and my tire got torn on the side, a 4 cm hole, I didn’t expect it to seal it, and yet it held up for 2 days of trips until I took it to a vulcanizer

To be honest, I haven't used it yet, but I don't know how durable it will be when and if I need it

Whatever it says, it is. If you don't trust the repair, check with a vulcanizer for your safety

Guys, these shoelaces MUST be like melted. That's the material for it to absorb into the elastic.

The product works as it should as a whole. I have used it 6 times. I recommend having pliers and a screwdriver because the metal on the lace attachment is soft and can bend.

5 stars for the value for money

I have used it 2 times. The second time nothing happened. It may have had another issue, but I put a reserve and bought it second-hand.

Very good set to have with you, it has already saved me twice, especially because of the LPG bottle that you don't have a reserve, it's a lifesaver..!!! I recommend it..!!!

It is good, it does a good job, it is effective, but the laces are thick and require strong hands to put them through.

Very good and useful set. The only negative so far is the cords that it comes with. They stick too much and some have even melted without being exposed to heat. They still work, of course, but it's a bit of a hassle to detach them from the plastic