Tubeless tyre repair kits

I have a Safe-T-Seal (?) kit from ARB never had to use it. Cost $111. However the packet states that although the repair is classed as 'temporary', as it is applied from the outside of the tyre, the repair will outlive the tyre it is applied to.

I have seen some of these patch kits available from Autobarn for $10. However they didn't include many of the rope looking patches. The Safe-T-Seal kit has heaps. I assume the quality of the rope things is different too.

I have the Tyrepliers unit and have used 2 plugs. They're still in the tyres after a further 20 000 km's and don't look like leaking.
I wouldn't go anywhere without carrying one of these kits whatever brand you decide on

I ran for about 12 mths on a 'rope repair' in very worn Bridgestones with no worries.
Repair was to fix a nail hole.
Camper

I've used them lots and wouldn't be without them. Recently did the Madigan Line and about 12 punctures between 3 of the vehicles. All were repaired on the vehicles with plugs, so we didn't have to change a tyre once.

Just get your pump out and put air back in so you can see where the leak is. Soapy water finds leaks easily. Move the vehicle forwards or backwards a bit if it helps. Then follow the instructions and put in a plug or two or three.

Different kits need different techniques - some supply a lubricant so the plug slips in easily; others need tyre glue. The ones with tools with steel handles look best to me.

The repairs are not meant to be a permanent fix. You are supposed to get the tyre formally repaired when back in civilisation. Reason being that there may be internal damage which you can't see from the outside.

Safety seal, used mine 5 times and i reckon its already paid 4 itself..

Safety Seal, used twice without a problem. BUT they are only a temporary repair, legally you have to have a pro repair done asap