Fixed a slow leak 5lb/10days. In tread, tire shop wouldn't touch it. Not hard to apply and has worked for a month. Sure saved me good money.
After my tire dealer wouldn't apply bead sealer to my right front, my only choice was to use a tire sealant or replace the wheel on my 2016 Subaru. In the nasty salt covered roads in Illinois, the wheels will leak due to corrosion around the wheel rim. The tire dealer tried to clean them up but it didn't last long. Leaving for Florida, I decided to give TireJect a try. It took me literally 3-4 minutes to remove the valve, inject the sealant, replace the valve and fill the tire with air ( i have an air compressor). Drove 1225 miles. NO LEAK. worked great
Put some in my Gator a few months ago. Drive in pasture with lots of mesquite trees, many small and some dead lying on ground. So far I have had no problem. Got some more to put in a pickup tire not sealing on rim. Looking forward to see how it works out.
Purchased TireJect a couple of years ago after watching One Lonely Farmer on You Tube demonstrating how well it works. This is the 3rd order we have received as we are finding that this product has become very handy around the property. Hasn't failed us yet.
I had a slow leak in my tire that needed air every 3 days. It has been two weeks and no air needed. If this works, I saved a lot of money!
I live on a farm that has several varieties of thorn trees - honey locust, hedge and the like. I constantly had punctured tires on my mower and pretty much had to air up before every mowing around the fields.
I tried Tireject off-road and that pretty much fixed the problems. I still lose some air when a thorn is embedded in the tire, but I can pull it out and rotate the tire a couple of times, and the leak is sealed.
Tireject has saved me from buying tires or messing with cumbersome plugs. I still have the original tires on my John Deere mower after 3 years of use and many thorns.
Best thing for rim leak.
For a long time I was having trouble with my tires loosing air. I had one that needed air at least every two weeks. I purchased some tireject after searching the web for leaking tires and came across tireject. I purchased some and i am glad I did it took care of the problem. It really works. Glad I found them.
Fixed my leaky aluminum wheel rim highly rated!
I had a habitual slow leak and TireJect is the only product I found that could stop it permanently.
Just installed in off road golf cart tires with side wall cracks so far it is great
Working great so far was cut on sidewall, added tireject added air drove around for 20 Min. has held air for last 10 days. So far so good.
I filled my tires with the off road sealant and it was easy. Went on my first trip, it was great. Have already told 3 people about it!
Had two tires on my sub compact tractor going flat. One front had an old plug in it. The rear had an invisible leak. I routinely have to drive over locust thorns and sharp brush stumps. I filled both tires with the proper amount of TireJect and went out to drive it around. Ended up just putting it to work clearing some brush. Which led to a half inch diameter stick penetrating the front tire. I pulled it, plugged it, and let it sit for the night with the plug pointed at the floor. The next day, both tires still had a full load of air and there was a tiny bit of TireJect that had seeped around the plug and filled the tiny gaps. Almost 2 weeks later and both tires are still full of air. This stuff works!
I used this on a previous machine and it sealed a rock cut all the way until I traded the machine in so I am comfortable that this product works. Took left over 10oz and installed in a 20 year old 4 wheeler with dry rot tires that kept going flat, installed and saw (blue) color coming out in a few spots and hasn’t leaked down at all!!
This injector cleans up well and works like a champ! I deflate the tire, let the ground flatten it out, Fill the injector, attach it to the stem, lift the tire off the ground and it practically sucks the injector empty! Easy, Clean, Fast!
Was really awed by how simple it was to add to tires, yes, tires on an ATV and also a lawn mower tire that kept deflating all the time, and really really awed by how well it worked in just seconds. Will be spreading the word to others on how well TireJect does really work.
I have been using TireJect ever since I saw it on Machinery Pete. I even emailed Pete to see if product was that good or they said it because it because they were a sponsor. I first used it on my John Deere trailer, all four tires wouldn't hold air and haven't been flat or low in three years. I have used it on my truck, trailer, tractor,mower, wheelbarrow tires, tiller tires and more. It is the best I have ever used and does what it says. I keep some in my vehicle when we go on trips. It is the best protection around for tires.
I was looking for a way to repair a flat tire and re-inflate that tire while on the side of the road without carrying a small air compressor. I found this and bought two to try. Just to see how much air was available in one canister, I de-flated a tire (345/40-18) and tried this. The tire shot right up, but only held about 7psi. This is a large tire, but I was expecting/hoping for 10psi. Regardless, because this kit is so easy to stow and use, I am just going to buy a few extra canisters. One suggestion is that I would like to see the inflator tool made with metal, or at least the end that attaches to the valve stem. You have to be careful with the plastic, but it works.
I`ve used the product three times now on different tire/wheel combinations, and it`s holding great so far! Very happy with it!