Woowind Tire Sealant Instant Flat Tire Repair Kit (15.22oz) – Seals Punctures Up to 0.236Inch for Cars, Trucks & SUVs – TPMS Safe, No Tools Needed, All-Weather, Works with Most Inflators, Drive 125mi

I haven't had to use this yet & I PRAY that I don't! I discovered talking to someone that certain years of my particular car didn't come with a spare tire, not even a donut!I began searching junk yards for a rim & then I was going to have to buy a tire! About $100! In the process, I had to buy a new battery, which was almost $100!After doing more research, I ran across this little gem for under $20!!! It comes highly recommended, so for $20, I thought that I would take a chance! I already carry a portable battery charger & a tire inflater that plugs into what use to be called a cigarette lighter. Being a woman, if I am on the road, I like to be able to take care of simple problems myself. You can't be too careful these days!

Less and less cars come with a full size spare tire. Some come with a small emergency spare and others only have a factory fix-it kit, similar to this. Those kits have an expiration limit. So for the small cost of this kit and a mobile tire pump you can be back on the road in no time if you ran over a nail or have a small hole. Obviously, this can't fix a completely shredded tire, one has to be realistic. My car for instance didn't come with anything, so I feel much safer having this little bottle on board.

I haven't had to try it on my truck or car yet, but I have used it on a trailer tire and a lawn mower tire that had slow leaks. It certainly worked well, was easy to use, stopped the leaks, and seems to be a better product than the green slime I usually use. I think I will switch to this brand in the future. A good value, in my opinion. Recommended.

This is a very useful bottle of tire sealant. Our electric car does not have a jack or spare tire. If you are unlucky enough to get a nail in your tire this bottle of tire sealant will get you home or to the nearest tire repair shop. If you damage the side wall of the tire this is not going to fix that. It is for small holes or slow leaks. These types of tire sealers work best when you roll the car so the hole is at the bottom of the tire. Use the pump to fill the tire with air so you can hear or see the hole. Then roll the car so the hole is at the bottom. Let the air leak out or hold down the valve. Attach the bottle to the tire and the pump to the bottle. The sealant will flow into the tire. Gravity makes it run to the bottom of the tire. That's why you put the hole at the bottom. This bottle has caps on both ends so the sealant doesn't leak in your car. We keep it in a zip lock bag just to be double sure it won't leak. Note: The instructions say you should not drive over 50 miles per hour until you have the tire professionally repaired.

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This stuff worked perfectly on my flat today, allowed me time to get home and schedule an appointment for the tire. Woohoo! I will definitely buy this in the future, as I have two other cars that could use it too. I also get stuff like this to put in the Christmas stockings of my driving-age nieces and nephews. It is easy to use and the instructions are clear, and I was so thrilled not to be waiting on the side of the road for 6 hours in a heat wave, waiting for AAA! Excellent product, one for every car!Why did you pick this product vs others?:I wanted to try a new product, my last one was chaotic and not helpful last time I pierced a tire.

It was easy to use but unfortunately it didn't work I followed the directions for use but for some reason it didn't seal the slow leak on my tire. I would not recommend this product to anyone.

I used this Woowind Tire Sealant after hitting a nail on the road, and it instantly sealed the hole—no jack, no tools, just the sealant and inflator. The process was easy: inject the sealant, turn on the pump, and drive a few miles to spread it. The tire stayed sealed for over 100 miles without any issues, which saved me from hauling a spare.That said, it’s more of a temporary fix than a permanent repair. The sealant hardened in the tread, and I still needed a professional patch to make it roadworthy long term. Also, it’s best used in temperatures above freezing—on a cold morning I noticed the sealant wasn’t as fluid during application.Value-wise, this kit is definitely worth keeping in the trunk as an emergency backup. It’s a lifesaver for quick punctures and compatible with TPMS systems, but don’t rely on it as a permanent solution—plan to visit a tire shop soon after use.