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

I had a tire with a very slow leak. I hooked it up myself twice and even took it to the store to have it hooked up professionally. I was still leaking very slowly, enough that the tire needed air every few days. I wasn't ready to buy new tires because I didn't need them, but I was discouraged. I stumbled across this product and thought I'd give it a try as a last resort! So easy to use. It took about 20 minutes in total and the tire hasn't leaked since. I was skeptical but this product is…

I was very skeptical about buying this product but after a lot of research it seemed to me the best. The tires I've used it on were 9 year old dry rot lawn tractor tires that need replacing but since I only need the tractor for the rest of the year I decided to give it a try. Works perfect. Holds air for weeks without loss. I saw some complaints that it didn't work, but that was because people didn't read that it needs to be shaken before installing it in the tire. All you have to do is read…

I had a slow leak somewhere in the tire. I've tested it several times at a tire shop, cleaning and sealing the bead area and replacing the valve stem, but it never worked. So I tried that. After installing it, I parked for a day and the pressure was still relieving. I then had the opportunity to take a pleasant one-hour city and highway drive. Then I turned it off and it has lasted the last week. This product seems to work but you have to drive to rotate it inside. The balance seems about the…

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…

A nail in a tire was causing air loss every day; After I pulled it out, the tire pressure dropped to 5psi in just 10 minutes. I wanted to avoid balancing problems on my rarely driven car. In a normally used car, the slime redistributes and does not cause severe stains. But with this particular car that I drive about once a month, I think it's going to settle down and cause problems, especially since when I drive it, it takes five minutes to the interstate and then to 120 mph within hours . In…