AirMan ResQ Tire Repair Kit

This appears to be a rebranded version of the flat kit in my 2022 Toyota Prius (except better because it has a compressor which can be used without the sealant, which the OEM doesn't, and also about $350 cheaper than Toyota sells as a replacement). Fits perfectly into the "spare/flat tire area of the trunk. I saw someone also say they think GM uses it as well. You might need to get a fresh can of sealant.

Seeing that vehicle didn't come with a spare nor air pump (new), this only has to work once for me to be satisfied. I hope to not to have to use it.

I ordered 2 for my cars. For reference, it's an exact fit for the 2023 Chevy Bolt EUV foam compartment underneath the trunk. It does not fit in the 2015 Prius Plug-in's compressor slot in the trunk as it's slightly bigger and does not have a indent than the OEM that came with the car, but I managed to cram everything in and put the lid on barely. Well worth it to not having to pay for overpriced OEM sealant with proprietary connector that won't let you inflate tires.

Very handy and convenient. Fits perfectly in the trunk space. Functional and effective to fix flats

Purchased this when I replaced the run flats on my car. I don’t have a spare or room for one, so this was the next best thing. Had a flat last night and was so glad I had this. My tire picked up a razor blade somehow and the tire fully deflated within minutes. Thankfully this was easy to use and was enough to inflate the tire so that I could make it to my nearest tire shop. We left the car overnight at the shop and it was still inflated when we arrived the next morning to arrange service.

I got this because I was told it will fit in the styrofoam fix a flat storage area in the Chevy Bolt. It fit perfectly. I think this is just a rebranded version of what GM sells to Bolt owners as an option. Most Bolts don’t come with flat repair from the factory unless you order it special. It’s cheaper than GM’s version and probably works the same. I can’t speak for how well it performs and hopefully I won’t have to use it.

We bought a used 2019 Alfa Romeo Stelvio, and didn't notice that the OEM inflator had been used, and the sealant canister was empty. The inflator was actually misused and rendered inoperable. This AirMan kit is nearly identical, and comes in a nice storage case, which fits the same compartment in the trunk as the original kit. I tested the inflator and it has a strong pump and the air gauge measures the same pressure as my other tire pressure gauge. I haven't had an occasion to use the repair kit, although I like that instructions are provided on the inflator (similar to the OEM inflator).

I endured six years with the factory-installed run-flat tires on my 2018 Lexus LS500. The LS500 is sold without a spare tire and instead comes with run-flats installed. The run-flats, however, make the ride much rougher than with conventional tires and increase the interior tire noise a bit. I know this because I finally installed conventional, top-tier brand tires on the car recently and can't believe the improvement in ride and noise level. I would not have done this had I not discovered that kits such as the Airman ResQ kit exist. Some new European and Korean cars come with either this kit or an equivalent one, to prevent having to carry a spare tire onboard. So, possibly millions of people rely on this solution in lieu of run-flats or spare tires. That gives me confidence enough to not worry about taking a long trip in the Lexus. I like the compact size of the kit and have found a place in the trunk where it's out of the way and securely held (see photo). I have not tried the compressor and frankly hope to never need it. This is a bit like insurance in a kit.