Full-Size Truck/SUV 2-in-1 Tire Sealant & Bead Sealer Kit

Used the Rivian provided TireJect after stabbing a rusty 30 cal shell casing through the shoulder of my rear tire fiv emiles up a dirt road. Would have been extremely difficult to have a flatbed tow truck make it up onto the mountain but sealant did its job. Followed the instructions to a "T" and made it down the mountain and another 30 miles to a tire shop for a new tire. It helped that the Rivian had the built-in compressor but the new tire cost (~$750!!!!) for that one tire was painful. Ordering the replacement packet for the truck in case it happens again.

I wanted to hold off for at least three months to give this product a proper review. My 2008 yukon has chrome wheels that have been peeling for a few year. This has caused bead leaks on three of them. Last November, I was adding air almost every other day. My local tire shop told me "Your wheels are trashed and you need to buy new ones". I didn't have 1,200-1,500 hundred bucks to spend on new wheels so I went online for help. I came across tireject reviews on a truck forum. These guys all had good stuff to say about the product. I had nothing to lose so I decided to buy the kit for two tires. I can say after just over three months now; I haven't added any air to those two tires, no leaks!This is even with sub zero temperatures and a few thousand miles driving.

I can honestly and whole heartedly say; this is a great product. I plan to buy another kit in the next month or two, for my other two tires that have slow leaks.

I purchased a kit and a 4 ounce refill to repair a slow seal leak on 2 tires. The hose was attached correctly and filled the first tire with the proper amount however the second fill wasn’t successful and wasted half the product on the floor, that one tire still deflates slowly after 7 days. I have brand new tires on my wheels and this product would work if the attachment hose didn’t fail on me on the second tire.

I am very pleased with Tire Ject. I used it on my Honda Goldwing gl1800 front tire. It had a bad leak on the bead. It sealed it. Very easy to use. Highly recommend!

Hi,I hit a Chicago pothole last summer and bent my chrome wheel, Firestone advised it was not possible to repair, it may crack the whole wheel, so I gently hammered the bend slightly down with rubber mallet, but still had a slow leak, fill every 2 days. Used your Tireject before winter came and have not put air in it since OCT 2018. Your product is Amazing! Glad I used it rather than Flat-Fix. Thanks!

Second year I've used it on rough thorny south texas hunting ranch. No problems so far. Easy to use.

This is my second order for TireJect simply because this product actually works !

I've used this product multiple times, often injected less than recommended and awesome results every time, I tried it on a rust steel wheel which was leaking, not at the bead but inner part of the wheel and it didn't seal that, but bead leak, dry rotted tire and any punctures are sealed perfect!

This is pretty highly rated. So i bought it. Easy to use. I had the injector. 4 oz. Per tire. Didn’t spill one drop. Don’t have to jack up the car. Put the valve at 6 o’clock, it’s ready. After injected it, took the car for a ride, and haven’t leaked yet. Had a plug in the tread, and maybe a bead leak. Some of these aluminum rims Get bead leaks in the temperature changes. So far so good. It’s been only 2 weeks.

Had a very slow leak in my wife's 1969 Karmann Ghia rear tire. Shop couldn't find the leak so I thought I would try TireJect. Followed the instructions and TireJect completely sealed the tire.

Had a slow leak on a Toyota FJ tire. Removed the tire twice looking for leak, couldn’t find it. I put the Tireject product in a few weeks ago and tire is staying inflated. So Far So Good.

So far great! Used it in my Case 580SK front tire and so far it is holding air beautifully. It had a slow leak that would flatten the tire in a day or 2...

I would have given a 5 star rating because it stopped the slow leak I had except that the tool that removes the core from the valve is basically worthless. It provides no leverage to break it free. So I had to go to the parts store to get a core remover that was more than just a small round device for one that had small lugs for the leverage necessary to unscrew the core.

Got a screw at the tread/sidewall. Tried plugs twice. No good. Tried fix a flat. No good. Put this in my tire, 3 months so far and no pressure loss! TOTALLY RECOMMEND this product for anyone with leak problems!!

Super simple application
Great results
Continues to hold air pressure
Very satisfied with the quality
Definitely will recommend

Good folks to no

Good product really do work

I have saved 4 mower tires from replacement and stopped a slow leak on my truck. Highly recommend these products.

I used for my front gator tires and it has worked great

TireJect did exactly as advertised and successfully sealed a nail hole in my motorcycle's rear tire. Luckily, the nail was about 8" up on the tire tread from the valve stem at ground position allowing me to extract it first. Will it work as well with a nail or screw still in the tire?? Thanks in advance for letting me know if you do! I'll be buying more to have in my saddle bags along with a battery powered pump and as well in my car!

Use this product for a very small air leak and it worked as advertised

I had a slow leak on front tire, usually I’ll plug a nail but couldn’t find it! So I put a container of tireject instead. It has been cold and hot weather and so far no more low tire problems thx

The product was very difficult to get into the tire and it didn’t stop the bead leak.

Automotive Tire Sealant Refill Pouch

This is the best sealant you can buy! Greatest on rim leaks too!

Had tires that had to be refilled every other day because of rim leaks, not any more!Tire store wanted to sell me new rims for about $500, I don’t need any more thanks to TIREJECT! Great product.