Muc-Off Tubeless Puncture Repair Kit - Tyre Plugger and Plugs for Tubeless Tyres

For £8.99 this is a bargain buy. Simple effective tool and comes with plenty of plugs. Also has a handy storage pouch which fits nicely in my small under saddle bag. An absolute must carry if you are running on tubeless tyres.

Bought this product as i have just converted to tubeless, very good price and good quality. Come with a nice pouch that fits in your jersey packet nice. Its very light and don't even know its there when your riding. lots of inserts of different sizes come with the pack for easy repair of a hole any size. A must have if running tubeless set up.

This has been really useful so far. It does exactly what it’s supposed to, plugging up punctures quickly and getting me back on the road with minimal hassle. The tools feel well-made and sturdy, and the compact pouch is a great addition for keeping everything together in my saddlebag.The only thing I’d say is that it would be nice if it came with more plugs. You get enough for a few punctures, but if you ride a lot, you might run out quicker than expected.Overall, it’s a solid kit, easy to use, and a handy bit of kit to have on a ride. Just maybe grab some extra plugs to go with it.

The Muc-Off Tubeless Repair Kit is compact, easy to use, and gets you back on the trail fast. Great for fixing punctures on the go—an essential addition to any rider’s pack!

A good sturdy tool, the knurling is particularly useful. Much better than the blunt flimsy tools you get on multi tools to do the same job. Pouch is robust. Slightly bulky for what it is; but to be honest the non foldable design means you can really put some force in. The three sizes of worms is also really useful….despite the fact that even the biggest didn’t actually fix my puncture, but I don’t think that was the tool or the worms fault.

I have been riding tubeless for over a year now and use Stan's Notubes sealant. I had my first puncture last week which the sealant eventually closed up after a pressure drop and was able to ride home. I thought it had sealed, but next ride the same puncture opened again. However, I had these plugs with me. I had never used them before but had seen Ollie's GCN video on how to use. It took 5 minutes to repair the hole with one of the middle sized plugs. I angled the tyre and direction I pushed it in so it would not risk damaging the rim tape. I topped up the tyre pressure to 75psi and rode another 56km. The tyre held pressure overnight so puncture well and truly plugged. Very happy with these and you get 15 plugs plus the tool itself. Be careful though. The tool is very sharp but comes with a cover.

I have just used one of these (had 2 goes) to fix a larger puncture (at home in the dry!) on my MTB. The tool is difficult to use and get the plug to stay in-the plug simply wont come off the tools end- on the 3rd try used a different product (Peatys) which has a very different threader-used the muc off plug and it went in and stayed in fine-with the plug it did work better than the Peatys plug as their small one was too small and their large one-too large-the Muc off one was spot in. I would recommend a Petys tool and some muc off plugs together.

My son-in-law loved it thanks