Can I inject it into the tire in case I have multiple holes?
2014172
I can only say that I had two 2 inch screws puncture and embed in my rear motorcycle tire (about 4 inches apart). I injected the Slime and it sealed both holes. Having said that, I'm sure it depends on how big the holes are and how many.
2014173
Yes. Once you put the product in a tire, it stays flexible and will seal future punctures.
1848428
You can use it for all of the above, but if you use it for tire dressing you won't be able to use it for anything else
1509823
Depends on which bit you are trying to secure. If you put the front tire in the slot on the rack, you can secure it. If you are going for the frame or the post you may have trouble. What I do is either try and get an end slot or just lock it to the outside bit of the rack. Hope this helps!
2155116
Never tried it but I believe its meant only for tubeless. I`m guessing that if you have a puncture in your tube ..you also have one in your tire. I believe its "sealing" abilities were designed to accommodate one hole. I didn't invent it so I`m only guessing. You can try of course but beware...the stuff is messy once inside the tire. Interestingly enough I just replaced two stems in my trailer tires and when I broke the tire seals...the stuff was everywhere. I can only imagine what kind of mess that would be with tubeless. Good luck!
1101689
Yes, you can. the only difference you will see is a thinner tire, but will fit perfectly in your rim
1657119
yes you can. you lower the 'resistance bar' that the tire would rest on for resistance, until it is no longer touching the tire.
1882140
Yes. There is a port on top that i put a valve and a hose with a tire gauge that i found cheap at Home Depot that i can fill up my tires. It works ok and does the job.
1306387
You could drill a hole (any size) but you will have to have an insert to glue into the hole with a threaded plug inside and gasket to seal it up after each filling. If you leave the hole open or the plug leaks air, the water will all drain out. I'd look to a gas filler insert used on boat gas tanks as a potential. Google Boat Supplies or Mueller (they make gas tanks for boats). There may be other inserts you can find. Just has to seal TIGHT.
2117709
Like the others said, this will inflate the tire also, however this is supposed to be for emergency temporary use until you can get the tire patched or plugged. The other slime is good for 2 years, and is also thicker and will fill larger holes. This one you toss in the trunk for emergency use, the other one you pump in your atv and lawn tractors for preventative use or chronic slow leaks.
1963543
Hi, I have never been in that situation before bit the little chalk block that comes with it should cradle the tire. So you should be fine bit extra precaution doesn't hurt either. Hope this helped answer you question.
1358690
Yes but it would take a long time. Takes a few minutes to go up a psi on a tire.
1411733
If a tire has a an inch long cut I would say it is rendered perilous and should not be used. However, in a pinch, you could put multiple plugs in the cut and it will seal and work. I picked up a razor in my tire once, I put, if I remember correctly, three plugs in the slit and it has not leaked for months. I will not be surprised if it starts to leak again, but it is fixed for now, so I don't care. Yes, it will probably work, no it is not advisable. I would do it to my own tire but not to someone else's.
1936431
Hi.I'm afraid you can't. We can read the following on the instructions:"The Spare Me comes with the short mounting bracket attached which fits most tires in the range P195-P235. (Tire sizes are imprinted onside of the tire.) For medium width tires in range P235-P275, use long mounting bracket and short standoff. For wider and deeper tires insize range P285-12.5", use long mounting bracket and long standoff. When finished, the Spare Me should be tight to the tire with at leasta half-inch overlap on the mounting bracket. If it isn't, then use a different combination of mounting brackets and standoffs."I hope this helps.Regards,Nuno Hi.I'm afraid you can't. We can read the following on the instructions:"The Spare Me comes with the short mounting bracket attached which fits most tires in the range P195-P235. (Tire sizes are imprinted onside of the tire.) For medium width tires in range P235-P275, use long mounting bracket and short standoff. For wider and deeper tires insize range P285-12.5", use long mounting bracket and long standoff. When finished, the Spare Me should be tight to the tire with at leasta half-inch overlap on the mounting bracket. If it isn't, then... » Read More Hi.I'm afraid you can't. We can read the following on the instructions:"The Spare Me comes with the short mounting bracket attached which fits most tires in the range P195-P235. (Tire sizes are imprinted onside of the tire.) For medium width tires in range P235-P275, use long mounting bracket and short standoff. For wider and deeper tires insize range P285-12.5", use long mounting bracket and long standoff. When finished, the Spare Me should be tight to the tire with at leasta half-inch overlap on the mounting bracket. If it isn't, then use a different combination of mounting brackets and standoffs."I hope this helps.Regards,Nuno « Show Less
855895
The tire inflator gets power from the cigarette lighter plug, so as long as the key is turned to a place where the cigarette lighter plug is on, you should be ok.
443468
I think what you're talking about (hard as THAT is to tell!) is "belt dressing." I don't know if I would try that on tire sidewalls.
2238353
your car comes with 2 premade spots/holes for this so you can only use 2. unless you are thinking about making new holes in your car.
1275527
I have the same issue. I can put air into my bicycle's tire. However, much air escapes when I unscrew the connector. My manual also says the adapters included are not for tires. It is really bad that the picture here shows that it is for auto tires, but they do not include adapters for auto or bicycles.