Safety Seal Tire Repair Kit

[offroad_nomad]

After reading the write-ups on Expedition Exchange (https://www.expeditionexchange.com/safetyseal/) and the 4x4Wire, (http://www.4x4wire.com/reviews/safety_seal/) I had to pick one up for my repair kit I carry. They're really easy to use.

Safety Seal Website (http://www.safetyseal.com/)

OffroadRecovery (http://www.offroadrecovery.com/category/tirerepair/) has them for $39.00.

[flyingwil]

Theese are great, but rather on pricey side. You can also pick up similar products from auto szone for a bit cheaper price. Just make sure not to get the ones that dry out.

[flyingwil]

I just bought a El'Cheapo kit today from Checker Auto. It seems to have all that you would need:

insert tool
Rasp tool
Tire gauge
10 - 4" black repair plugs
4 valve cores
four way valve tool
valve caps
3 small 3 large repair patches
rumber cement
metal buffer
instruction book
Storage box


Seems pretty nice, and it was only $8. It is a "MONKEY GRIP 32 piece tire toolbox" It also seems very light way less than a half can of coke.

Seems like a great deal.

Wil

[Hltoppr]

I have a safety seal kit for the cruiser, and a cheapo kit for the moto...haven't had to use either yet.... :rolleyes:

-H-

[Nullifier]

Hell I have been using an el cheapo version for years. I bet at my work and personal vehicles I have plugged probably 50 tires over the years. Never had one fail yet. I had a puncture on a trail down here on my taco. we neer even changed the tire just pluged it on the truck and re filled it. It is now a spare but I think I ran it for about 3 months before I got to my next rotation and changed it. As you guys know mine is a trail only truck for the most part.

[Desertdude]

I have both sets too - have not had to use 'em yet - cause I always seem to have side-wall cuts - :ar15: Stitching and duct tape is also in my tool box ;)