AirMan ResQ Emergancy Tyre Repair Kit, with easy valve through punture repair tyre selant, Air Compressor, suitable for all car makes and models

Great price, speedy delivery of the item. Looks to be well made and robust too, no more messing about with a jack and wheel brace; bought it for my granddaughter as her car did not have the space saving spare wheel so this will do the job, but check the use by date on the pot of sealant (it does have a use by date!) If you follow the instructions you should not have any trouble in inflating/or repairing your tyre, but this is a get you home or to a tyre depot remedy, do not rely on it as a permanent repair!

Have not had the need to use product, and hope I never do. But it seems well well made and comes in a handy soft shell carry case.

Perfect as needed

A really nice, good value solution to the current lack of a spare wheel. Just connect it to the tyre valve fit the bottle of sealer to the pump and it injects it then blows the tyre back up. It says that the sealer can be cleaned out and the tyre then repaired too. All neatly packed in a fitted bag.

good product

Looks good and more than suitable - can’t comment on how well it works and hoping to never find out! 😵‍💫

I bought this because the spare tyre lowering mechanism on my Chrysler Voyager has seized up (due to rust I think). It was a lot cheaper than getting the mechanism repaired, and the wheel is quite corroded anyway. The unit arrived promptly and I am very happy with the quality. Often things have a 'cheap' feel to them these days, but this feels solid and well made. It is more compact than I expected from the picture. It all comes in a sturdy looking, padded fabric carry case about the size of a largish handbag. The air hose and 12V lead fit neatly inside the compressor unit, and I was pleased to see it comes with a long power lead (about 3 m), so I can easily reach the back tyre (I had thought I might need an extension lead). The wires are quite thick too (not cheap and thin). I have not needed a repair yet, but I tried out the compressor. It added 2 psi to my tire in about 10-15 seconds with no difficulty and the screw fitting attached to the valve well, only releasing a small amount of air during attachment/detachment and not leaking at all while attached. The gauge is reasonably accurate, showing 36 psi when it was probably 38 (according to a high quality gauge I have), and even while pumping the gauge only goes about 1 psi over the actual reading. I like the fact that the sealant can pass through the valve (some products require valve removal). The sealant has a four year expiry date and I assume I can buy replacement fluid. I am glad I paid a bit more for this rather than a pressurized can that might blow up on a hot day in the boot, with the added bonus of having the compressor to use separately. At the price it seems like good value to me. I will update this review if I ever use the repair function.

Very good quality and easy to use