Have you used or heard of 'puncture proof' for tyres?

Question

It is product that is put into your tyres and when a nail or something punctures your tyre the subtance instantly seales the hole, it also prevents 'blow outs'

I was thinking about using it because this company said they would charge $45 for the whole car.

do you think it is worth it??????
Have u tryed it?

Answer 1

Yes, tire slime has been around for many years.
I have always used it in my ATVs but I wouldn't put it in my vehicle tires. You can get it at any auto parts store and do it yourself for 1/4 that. It's as easy as putting air in a tire.

Answer 2

There are quite a few products which will do this. regardless of the undeniable fact that they are only get you domicile fixes. you are able to tell in the event that they have sealed a puncture as most of the colored fabric leaks via the hollow. maximum tyre depots do unlike repairing punctures the place this has been used because it prevents the restoration bonding to the tyre. a super sort of motor cyclists use it as a puncture is greater severe on 2 wheels.

Answer 3

I works pretty well for bicycles. In a car tire it will disrupt the balance which will wear the tire unevenly and may cause road vibration. But I would alsio assume that is could stop a leak.. maybe not the blow out and it doesn't seal imediately.

Answer 4

yes i use it , an i find it work fair, but it not all it said to be, in cold weather it ok, but when the road heat up , it will make you tires off ballance,but itis better than fax a flat