Precautions For Using Tire Repair Sealant | JCT Machinery

Precautions For Use

1. Drive Immediately After Use

In order for the tire repair sealant to fit more fully on the tire, drive quickly for a period of time after use to avoid stopping.

2. Press the Puncture Under Wheel

Before injecting the tire repair sealant, press the puncture position on the wheel underneath so that it is in contact with the pround to avoid air leakage.

3. Try Not to Use

Although tire repair sealant is easy to use and operate, it is only an emergency product. It should be used only when there is no spare tire, no repair shop and you have to move on.

In what situations tire repair sealant cannot be used?

1. The Wound is Too Large

Tire repair sealant can only repair small perforations. Theoretically, the diameter of the perforation should not exceed 5mm. The smaller the wound, the better the effect. Large-scale scratches cannot be repaired.

2. Tire Wall Puncture

Tire repair sealant can only be used to repair punctures on the treat, because after injection and during driving, the centrifugal force cannot spread it flat on the tire wall, so the damage on the tire wall cannot be repaired.

3. Cars with Tire Pressure Monitoring

Tire repair sealant will cause damage to the tire pressure monitoring equipment installed in the tire.

4. Too Low Temperature or Too High Altitude

Too low temperature will affect the working effect to tire repair sealant, and high altitude will also affect the work of tire repair sealant due to changes in air pressure.

5. When Tire Pressure is Not Low

When the tire is punctured by a nail, if the tire pressure is not very low (not less than 2 bar), it is recommended NOT TO USE tire repair sealant, otherwise the tire pressure will be too high.