🏎️ Mission Automotive 2 Pack Premium Replacement: Superior Performance and Durability Review

This is a camera, what should I praise? But it keeps the air in and solves the car's tire problem. Bike tube "patch kits" don't work because these days they contain rubber glue instead of the old school which contained the "carcinogenic smelly chemical methylbutyl" used to glue the patch to the tube, so you can buy that. It's a great value: 2 packs for $14.99. If you're political about your purchases like me, you should know that this is MADE IN CHINA. I don't think you could find an…

Fixed an issue with leaking tire sidewalls on my Sears trailer. When these tires failed, getting a good seal for a tubeless tire on my trailer was a huge headache. So I just bought some inner tubes and put them in the tires. Job done quickly and easily. One or two people said there were holes in their hoses. I decided to pump up my cameras BEFORE offering them to the steering wheel. No leaks, no holes. On the other hand, if a person with a clumsy fist uses a screwdriver instead of a spoon as a…

I don't understand why tube manufacturers still make tubes with the stem pointing towards the fixed center of the rim. Most discs don't have a hole because it wouldn't be possible to put one in there. If the center of the rim was gone everything would work fine. However, the rim centers of small general purpose tires are usually equidistant from the front and rear. It would be great if camera manufacturers pointed the flap slightly off-center in one direction. In my case the valve seems to be…

They were pretty easy to install. But only a year later, neither one nor the other is holding its breath. I bought inner tubes to use in my trailer's tubeless wheels and tires because the tires no longer hold air on their own. I was so excited to put them on last year and didn't have to air the wheels out every time I wanted to use the wagon. But unfortunately I'm back in the same place. They lick in just a couple of hours. It's just hard to find quality products these days. Cheap - cheap…

Need one, it's good that there are two packages. The first tube installed held air for about two weeks and ran at 30psi on a lawn wagon. Then flattened. I was hoping the patch was all I needed, but I found that the valve skirt (the rubber ring that holds the valve to the tube body) was somewhat loose and was leaking air. I have no way of solving this problem and can only assume that the welding process was not sufficient. I've replaced it with a second tube and see if the problem comes back. I…

These two cameras are great value and arrived quickly and neatly packaged. I tested the tube right out of the box before installing it in the rim/tire. He was great in the air. I only have a few comments now. The tube's valve stem doesn't seem to be far enough to one side to easily accommodate the hole in the valve stem rim. After some positioning and repositioning of the tube and valve stem, I finished the job by reinstalling the tire bead. The valve stem has an unusual angle, but I hope it…

Wanted to find a heavy duty extra thick hose - couldn't find it at Revain; so i bought this at; I'm pretty sure I got both stuck and leaking during installation, so I patched both; Ironically, this is the first time in 55 years that I've pinched the pipes with a crowbar during installation - so my skills are weakened(?). I don't really know the answer to this question - but there was good sampling to suggest I was the culprit, lol. So I bought a $10 SLIME patch kit and patched these two MISSION