Review on 🔧 TireJect 2-in-1 Tire Sealant and Bead Sealer Kit for Compact Car Tire Repair, Fixing Leaks and Punctures by Troy Coste

I'm quite a skeptical person by nature and don't usually believe in exaggerations, but I was having an annoying slow leak on my right rear wheel. I got a low pressure warning every few days, so I stopped at the last gas station in my area to offer free air and inflate a tire. tires, so I figured I'd check online to see if there was a "high" rated sealant (every damn thing on Amazon has a "high" rating). I saw all the usual suspects but stumbled across this product. I read the description, looked at the reviews and decided to give it a try even though it was more expensive than the others. Application was simple, remove the valve stem plug, attach a small hose, squeeze out the contents, replace the valve stem. plug in, inflate, and then ride for about 5 minutes. Really simple and not as messy as some other flat mounts. After squirting fluid in my tires, I just waited to see if the low pressure light came on. It's been 3 days, it's a week and now it's a month since I've done stuff in my tires and I still haven't gotten a low pressure gauge. Based on my experience, I highly recommend this product, at least for small, slow leaks. I assume he will patch the hole to the recommended size but I can't say for sure. Either way, if you're on the fence, get the fuck out there and shop!