Great Tire Plug Tool

Got one ordered. I saw it in action dangest thing ever. All the cussing I've done trying to put multiple plugs I the past.

      

Already got it.  HeHe.

I just cut one side off the plug tool.  I then hold the plug folded and let go once in the tire.  Works easy.  I've installed 50+ plugs over the last 8 yrs and this works great.

Neat solution.

I'm with Randy, just cut one side of the plug tool off so you still have a little "U".  This way you only pull one side of the plug tool out and there is nothing to pull the plug back out.

Randy that sounds like a great solution. I know my plug tool would not let go of the plugs. I have the one I mentioned already ordered and I am OK with that. This does give people another option.

  

About to order one of these... also wanting to pack a 12V compressor.  Anyone have any recommendations?  Looking at this one, but it says the 12V power cable is only 14" long!

http://www.amazon.com/Slime-40001-Motorcycle-Tire-Inflator/dp/B000ET9SB4/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1407771491&sr=8-2&keywords=12v+atv+tire+compressor

I use a Slime compressor (not that one) and it's held up great. I would think a 14' cord is plenty long enough!

Good post guys

Maybe it's a typo Ross but it looks to me like 14" (inches) / 35cm on that one.



There's another Slime pump that's not as compact but has a 16' power cord.  It calls for a 15 amp fuse though & not sure what the Rzr has without looking.  I'm thinking 10?  

http://www.amazon.com/Slime-70004-Power-Spair-Repair/dp/B000YMP1SA/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

OIC, my mistake! It looks the like alligator clip accessory plug to connect to a battery is 14" long but the main power supply cord is 8' long. I think I would go with a little heavier unit. 

Thanks for the informative post.  I got two notes in my notebook from this post...MD

I found a great little pump at Harbor Freight for 29 bucks that will pum9 up a truck tire. Hose screws on valve stem and snaps on compressor which I really like. Has canvas bag with accessories and long power cord.

Thanks keeter, I haven't bought a pump yet, so I'll keep an eye out for that one.  Was going to check at Tractor Supply and other places like that.  My next ride where I might need it isn't until the end of the month, so I have a little time for research.