Connect the puncture hose between the punctured tyre and a tyre with air pressure. Wait for about 3 minutes. When the air pressure has equalised between the tyres, you can disconnect the puncture hose and continue driving the vehicle (at a reduced speed) to the nearest workshop. Isn't it simple? Remember to refill the tyre you borrowed air from. It is sufficient to ""borrow"" air from just one wheel, but of course, you can borrow from more than one.

If the puncture is a bit more difficult and air is hissing out while driving, it may be necessary to stop on the way to the workshop and borrow more air from one of the remaining tyres.

Remember to set out a warning triangle and use hazard lights while transferring air with the puncture hose if you are on a busy road and other vehicles may pass by.

You can also borrow air from a spare wheel, other vehicles, and even different types of vehicles. For example, you can borrow air from a car to a bicycle, from a tractor to a boat trailer, and so on.

The puncture hose works on anything with pneumatic tyres (almost all vehicles), as all vehicles worldwide have the same standard valve, such as cars, buses, lorries, tractors, combine harvesters, wheelbarrows, motorcycles, horse trailers, boat trailers, bicycles, quad bikes, hand trolleys, and so on. Some bicycles have a slightly smaller valve, and for these, there are small, inexpensive adapters. The same ones you use at the petrol station to fill up with air from the pump. Just think how easy it is to go out in the summer and be able to fill the wheelbarrow with air from the car's spare wheel, instead of having to unscrew the wheel and take it away with you.
The puncture hose is made of high quality and can be used basically as many times as you like.
The puncture hose can be stored inside the vehicle, such as in the glove compartment.
The puncture hose works in all weather conditions.
The puncture hose requires no electricity.
The puncture hose is as essential in all vehicles as a pair of jump leads!
The puncture hose is 4 metres long.