WELDTITE Tubeless Tyre Repair Kits and Sealant for Bikes

Works great. Had it in my wheels a year with no problems at all. Rode London to Brighton on them.

This is such a easy repair kit to use so simple with such simple instructions to follow it was repaired with in minutes able up pump up and start riding instantly with speedy delivery I was back on my scooter the same day

This has been a useful addition to my biking gear. The aluminum capsule is sturdy and doubles as a handle, which makes plugging punctures easier and more secure. Inside, you get everything you need, a fork tool for inserting repair strings and a small knife to trim the excess. The only downsides are that the capsule is a bit bulky for smaller pockets, and the knife can be a bit fiddly, but it still does the job. Overall, it’s a solid tubeless repair kit that works well. If you need a reliable and compact repair solution, this is a great option.

I had no idea that this was a thing that existed. But it has so far given me an extra 4 months on a tyre that I though I was going to need to change, so it's a yes from me. Very easy to use, works great.

Bought this last year and have just used it to repair a small sidewall cut that failed to completely seal on my road bike. Easy to use and effective.

Very good product for repairing punctures and you get a lot for what you pay for

So used in anger after buying this a year ago, got a nail in the rear tyre of my motorbike. Really easy to use, just needed a pair of plyers to get the screw out of the tyre. Used the kit as the instructions said. Took about 5 minutes and sorted. Pumped the tyre up, all good. I was at home when I used this and due to work had to leave the bike 2/3 days before I rode it down to the mechanic to get a proper repair done. Held the tyre pressure for the 2/3 days, it lost about 8 psi. So this is only a temporary repair kit, it says its good for 50/100 miles to get you to a garage ect. Definitely will get you there, works really well, just take it easy riding while it's in, slow and steady and you'll be fine. Got about 5 the hole filler things left. Glad I had it, would buy again when I need anther pack. Obviously it all depends on where the puncture is on the tyre and how big the whole is, but it was perfect for my puncture by a screw.

Works ok with effort as temporary fix. You have to get the angle correct to about 45 degrees but this makes it harder to punch through the tyre. Where you holding the tool is too sharp edged I'd recommend keeping your cycling gloves on as the palm of your hand takes a beating.