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That kit looks mental.
What about a cut that you can't fix with poking something through a hole?
Then you have to get it to reinflate and stick to the rim with a hand pump.
hippy-
Bit of superglue on the cut, pump tyre back up. I've also seen someone stuff a bit of latex glove into a cut, melt it with a lighter and then reinflate.
If you do need to remount the tyre for some reason, presumably you'll have CO2
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What about a cut that you can't fix with poking something through a hole?
Then you have to get it to reinflate and stick to the rim with a hand pump.
Big hole= use two of the plugs.
You don't have to get it to stick to the rim as you never unstuck it (as you would have done to get a tube in).
TvH
Dammit
Nope, as you don't need any of that stuff. Small holes will be sealed by the sealant, large holes you fix using a tubeless repair kit:
Which looks massive in that picture but is actually very small.
You stop, shove the pointy thing in through the hole, pull the device back out leaving the sticky rubber bung in the hole, then pump the tyre up again and you're on your way.