Slime 50107 Smart Emergency Repair Review

I bought this a year ago, put it in the boot of my van and had to use it today. It works exactly as advertised and I was back on my feet in 14 minutes with no bruises or dirty hands. I drove 10 miles to the shop to get a proper repair, so I can't say how far you can actually go with this. The only downside is that the included pump is VERY noisy and slow. Also, it should only be used for about 10 minutes before being allowed to cool for 25 minutes according to the instructions. I timed it and…

First I had a flat tire. :( Then I ordered this tool and spent an extra $6 to ship it in one day to fix it. Consumer Reports says these types of repair kits are a good quick fix (no jack!). Comes with instructions Delivered but I had to search YouTube video to understand how to remove the stem head and get familiar with what I'm about to do. Luckily my flat tire turned out to be a slow bolt leak so I decided not to use sealant. Instead, I used an air compressor which, while noisy and noisy…

I decided to give it a try after reading a previous Amazon review. While they rated it positively, they suggested that it was good for one use and no more. I can say for myself that this is not the case. I've been using this for over a year, including fully inflating some tires I had to caulk after picking up the nails, a friend's spare truck tire that was completely flat (the truck's weight leaned towards the same). tyres), some bicycle tires and some footballs and soccer balls. This is life…

My last car, I had a bad flat tire in the middle of nowhere. I had my window down and could hear the air coming out of the tire. When I stopped, 100-200 feet. It was flat to the brim. Now in my other car, just like mine, this kit is a MUST HAVE! Yes, you can have a replacement. But when I'm in a hurry, this slime kit saved me. I disassembled the kit, the extension to the pump can reach all 4 tires in an SUV. squeezed out a bottle, used a cigarette pump and in 10-15 minutes the tire was pumped…

I'm in the Idaho outback, and no matter where I go... even in my own territory... I can seem to find a way to get something to puncture a tire. I have a Chevy K2500 and a Ford Expedition, and getting a spare from storage, assembling all the jack parts, jacking up the car, changing a tire and then putting everything back in place is reason enough to own one of these kits. Now I buy my slime liquid by the gallon and fill smaller containers because on vehicles, wheelbarrows, garden tractors, and…

As mentioned in the title, the bottle is for single use only. I mean there is no BOTTLE but the content is there. I bought it primarily for a garden tractor tire that I don't want to spend $60 to replace so I expect two uses from it, but I have a $20 air compressor which is one of those best buys. my life stuff, but it's quite large, about the size of a shoe box, so I liked the idea of having one so tiny to keep in the truck, which I do. So far I've only pumped up the tires on the tractor. with

Tesla Model S has no spare parts, so we recommend this item. Luckily I had it with me when I ran into a screw on my new winter tires. Use it as intended and it got me back on the road. Here are a few things I would suggest: If you find a leaking object (a nail or screw), leave it in the tire if it makes sense. Leaving the object in the tire does several things: 1. Re-inflating the tire should be easier if the object minimizes leakage. Taking it out will likely create a large hole and make it…