GradCap 20 pcs Tyre Repair Screw, Fast Self-Service Car Puncture Repair Kit, Tire Rubber Nails Tool, Emergency Car Accessories for Bike Motorbike Bicycle Flat Tire Plug with Storage Tool Box (10S/10L)

Never had a puncture for many years, only had this repair kit for a couple of weeks and had to call on it on a short ride out when my tire picked up a screw. Found the puncture immediately and repaired it on the spot as I had an inflated with me. What I like about this kit is that there’s no rubber remove as with traditional repaire kits. Fixed within minute and back on the road and still maintaining pressure as of today. Would highly recommend

Great fast delivery. And they do the job

Worked brilliantly. I was pumping my tyre up everyday until I replaced the screw with one of these rubber ones. Haven't had to pump it up since. Well happy 😊

Buy one now. This is an essential glove box lifesaver. Within 1 month of buying it, I got a slow puncture caused by a roofing nail. Removed the nail, screwed in on of these - job done. No fuss and saved a fortune on tyre replacement or repair.

Pulled a 5mm screw out of a front tyre on my car that was causing a slow puncture. Screwed one of these in, pumped it up and for 3 months now it's had no issue at all. Why pay £20 for a puncture repair ever again?

These are excellent and I now keep a pack in both my cars. Had a screw in a big tyre 295/40 20inch and a Holts tyre weld came pouring out. First time one of those has let me down.I saw these on Amazon and thought for £5.99 they’re worth a try. Even though there’s no mention of using glue I put a dab of rubber glue from a bike puncture kit on before screwing it in.If you’re quick getting the screw or nail out of the tyre and getting one of these in then you hardly lose and pressure. Thats unless the tyre has gone flat.I’ve now done over 300 miles with this in and so far so good. 🤞. At the side of the road you could get back going within minutes instead of messing about with a sealant kit or spare wheel.One reviewer said instead of buying these why not just leave the screw or nail in if there’s no loss in pressure. Fool, that can cause damage that can turn a repairable tyre into an unrepairable one.I’m not sure if having one of these in would pass an MOT, but at least you’re back on the road to get it professionally repaired later.

Had puncture, found nail in tyre, pulled out nail screwed in this screw, puncture fixed and tyre lasted (with no drop in pressure) till I got it replaced month later.This is on a 2.5 ton car.A must to have in the car boot to fix inconvenient minor punctures.

So so easy even I can do it lol