Slime 20272 Bike Skabs Pre-Glued Patch Kit, for bike tube puncture repair, Peel and Stick, contains 6 patches and a metal scuffer

This works awesome. Great quality and east to use and stop those leaks on your bicycle tube. I recommend for sure

I love these patches. They stick. They don't come off easily after they are installed. Perfect size for the pot stickers in the desert.

The patches only worked for a few days and then failed. This happened with every single one of them. They seem to initially worked when testing, but once on the bike they only last a day or two and then you get a flat tire. When I pull the tube I clearly see where the patches detached and failed. I would not recommend these.

I have used these patches before, so I know they work well. Many have reported they do not stick well to the tube. I will tell you all the trick. Keep with you some rubbing alcohol pads in your tool kit. Clean the area before you ruff it up with the scratch pad and then clean it again after scuffing the tube. Allow it to dry fully then attach the patch. I have been doing it that way for many years using these pads and never had a failure. I hope that helps you all. This is why I buy three packs at a time, because I know they work!

Bought these when a stranger helped me patch up a busted inner tube. Held up well. Hopefully won’t have to use them anytime soon.

Small packages that are easy to hold in the seat bags and seem to work well

Not sure If these can't take high air pressure over 90psi or they just don't work very well. I ordered them while waiting to get a replacement innertube for my wheelchair as I could get them the next day before my innertubes arrived. They are easy to prep and attach to an innertube and my innertube is the same as a roadbike 24"x1" bicycle tire. I tried 3 out of the kit and all 3 failed to seal the hole so I quit messing with them. I'm not sure if they can't handle 90+ psi (they should) or what , but they didn't work for me unfortunately. They held air for maybe 3 minutes max after airing up the tire and then deflated. 2nd attempt I slowly added air up to 90 to maybe let them stretch and adhere and 3rd attempt I massaged the patch all around to make sure it was firmly attached. Maybe on tubes that use less psi or are wider , they may work. I was unable to find any info on the psi they can handle so If you have a bike that takes 90+psi or more , I would be a little hesitant. If they worked , they would be great for quick temporary repairs. In my case , they were a waste of time and money.

Pre glued in sealed packages. Dang life is good.