AIRMANTire Repair Sealant 450ml UNIBOTTLE - Tire Repair Sealant Can Be Used with Any Compressor

Purchased May 2023 after using factory one. Same size and fit as original. Got a flat December 26th that a corded tire plug kit would not fully seal. Used this product and followed instructions to a tee and now tire is sealed and no pressure loss in 48 hours. Purchasing another can now. For those reviews with no success getting sealant out or air into tire, they probably are not fully threading the hoses onto the connectors and tire valve. Worked flawlessly for me. Only bummer is cost is up 25% in 19 months.

I have a Chevy Volt (great car)... The tires were 6 years old and getting cracked on the sidewalls. I touched a curb, and that tire went flat. I could see it was likely a sidewall leak... Went to get the spare tire out... WHAT??? NO SPARE TIRE?????!!!! Apparently with all the batteries (it's a hybrid), there is no room for a spare, just a tire repair kit that included something like this and an electric pump. I was pretty sure it would not fix the flat (sidewall and all), but tried unsuccessfully anyway... What a total mess. A tow truck and new tires later, and I was back on the road. Anyway, this is an exact replacement for the OEM very expensive replacement. Fits perfectly in the tire repair kit for the next time I need to unsuccessfully fix a flat. No doubt, will be just as big a mess too.

I recently had to use the Tire Mobility Kit furnished with my car, having picked up a nail traveling at high speed on Interstate 95. I exhausted the bottle of sealant supplied with the kit. The car manufacturer’s price for a replacement bottle of the liquid sealant is $72. It’s an outrageously high price when an identical product Active Seal is available on Amazon for $32. The white sealant in Active Seal is identical to my car manufacturer’s “ Authorized Factory Replacement”sealant for an additional $40. I don’t know what the car manufacturer is authorizing since they didn’t manufacture the Michelin tires on my car. Don’t fall for their Trump like lie to get you to spend $72 for their product when Active Seal is an identical product for $32. It is now in the kit in my car; the next time I pick up a nail in my tire, I will be happy I have Active Seal to do the same fast fix as the factory approved product at a savings of $40. Amazon scores again delivering to my front door in one day, a superior product at a $40 saving.

This is the 3rd time I order this product.

Muy útil y práctico para salir de una emergencia, sobre todo en carretera

No he usado el producto puesto que es precisamente para emergencias, las cuales no he tenido... pero encaja perfecto en el compartimento.

I recently used Active Seal to fix a flat. I took the car to my local tire place thinking there would be a screw or nail in the tire that I should have fixed. The tire specialist found the screw was sealed so tight he couldn't get it out. So, he put the tire back together and tested it for leakage, called me to come pick it up. Absolutely no leakage. I decided to see how far I could drive before the screw worked itself loose. 1200 miles later, I’m still driving on that tire. It’s crazy!

it gives you a false sense of security, and doesn't work when you need it. Kept it in the vehicle since 2020 as a replacement for my original. it appears to identical in design and function, and fits my OEM compressor for my 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV SEL in the exact same manner as the original. However, when I finally needed to use it, removed it from the still sealed package, hooked it up following the simple instructions to my flat tire & turned on the compressor... nothing was transferred to the tire. Ran it for several minutes with no inflation taking place. When I unscrewed the compressor from the device, a stream of the liquid squirted out from the canister where the compressor hose connects. I hooked the compressor host directly to the tire, and it worked perfectly, so I conclude there is nothing wrong with the tire valve nor the compressor itself. The tire does inflate with the compressor alone before leaking pressure out again at about 4 PSI per hour. No sealant went into the tire, and the hose connected to the sealant jar seems really hard, as if it is fully clogged with sealant. My guess is that sealant is in the hose and has SEALED it. BTW, there is a expiration date on the sealant package: December 2025... which is 13 months from now.