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Such product is most useful if it's designed for tube-fitted tyre as the messy stuff will then be contained within inside the inner tube w/o messing with the rims. Unfortunately, I doubt that it's designed for use on inner tube. Otherwise, it will be a ideal product for motorcross/scrambler bikes.

Ya I tried on inner tubes, not as effective, won't suddenly burst but still flatten.

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There are actually oem tires with this stuff coated inside straight out of factory

 

However available tire profiles are extremely limited and very costly as these tires are specified by the car maker for some of their models.

 

I guess tire manufacturers are reluctant to add this to all their tyres as it certainly will affect their top lines

 

 

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yes  have seen those tire with black sticky glue applied inside the tire (mainly standard original tire for VW Passat / Scirocco)

sad to discover many of these car owners are not aware that their car are fitted with this kind of tire after they took over his New car and after they change new tire (VW Sales Rep and Tire or workshop never highlight )  

My knowledge about this Seal tire is it decelerate the punctured leak (not Leak proofed) as compared to normal tire thus it allows driver to have more time and longer distance to ask for help ,and this car generally will equipped with TPMS (tire pressure monitoring system) to alert driver of the tire pressure lost  .

according to instruction this tire has the ability of self seal after the nail is removed (not 100%)

just my sharing

 

i think when these oem tires are due for replacement, i would ask the tire shop to put a nail through them to test their effectiveness

 

:D

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i think when these oem tires are due for replacement, i would ask the tire shop to put a nail through them to test their effectiveness

 

:D

yes Good idea.

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I thot tire shop only repair puncture not puncture tire [bounce2]

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i think when these oem tires are due for replacement, i would ask the tire shop to put a nail through them to test their effectiveness

 

:D

 

no need try

i can tell u

i kanna b4, no leak

south east just remove the nail and internal patch within

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no need try

i can tell u

i kanna b4, no leak

south east just remove the nail and internal patch within

Yours conti or Pirelli?

 

What is the tyre size?

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no need try

i can tell u

i kanna b4, no leak

south east just remove the nail and internal patch within

may be very HENG . not everyone same

just like some Driver always mount curb and tire no problem

some not HENG little impact tire burst

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235/40/18 pirelli p7c seal inside

 

You use this tire for how long already?

 

I have been using the same pirelli 235/40/18 seal inside tire for more than 2 years now.see picture.

 

few months ago, 2 tires keep leaking and i need to pump air every 3 days.

 

Tire shop finds no fault and i have to replace the 2 tires. May be  tire sealant has reached end of life.

 

You have the same issue? 

 

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You use this tire for how long already?

 

I have been using the same pirelli 235/40/18 seal inside tire for more than 2 years now.see picture.

 

few months ago, 2 tires keep leaking and i need to pump air every 3 days.

 

Tire shop finds no fault and i have to replace the 2 tires. May be  tire sealant has reached end of life.

 

You have the same issue? 

 

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17 inch ver used abt 1 yr +

swap out to upsize 18

18 one also abt 1 yr + then swap to ps3

 

didnt encounter any issue leh

what rim u on, issit possible its a rim or a valve problem

there is no such thing as the sealing patch become end of life

the way it works is like sticking a scotch tape on a balloon

u pierce it and then pull out the scotch tape will still hold the hole

 

if your whole tyre/rim is leaking air, 100% chance its not the tyre if u have it on TWO tyres, cos air wont leak that fast through tyres unless u really got a lobang there

 

more likely its a valve or rim problem

which tyre shop u go? suggest u change one, they more like smoke u sell new tyre

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17 inch ver used abt 1 yr +

swap out to upsize 18

18 one also abt 1 yr + then swap to ps3

 

didnt encounter any issue leh

what rim u on, issit possible its a rim or a valve problem

there is no such thing as the sealing patch become end of life

the way it works is like sticking a scotch tape on a balloon

u pierce it and then pull out the scotch tape will still hold the hole

 

if your whole tyre/rim is leaking air, 100% chance its not the tyre if u have it on TWO tyres, cos air wont leak that fast through tyres unless u really got a lobang there

 

more likely its a valve or rim problem

which tyre shop u go? suggest u change one, they more like smoke u sell new tyre

17" version got no seal inside leh

 

Only 18" version has

 

17" version only cpc2 conti seal

You use this tire for how long already?

 

I have been using the same pirelli 235/40/18 seal inside tire for more than 2 years now.see picture.

 

few months ago, 2 tires keep leaking and i need to pump air every 3 days.

 

Tire shop finds no fault and i have to replace the 2 tires. May be tire sealant has reached end of life.

 

You have the same issue?

 

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You driving VW roc?
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17 inch ver used abt 1 yr +

swap out to upsize 18

18 one also abt 1 yr + then swap to ps3

 

didnt encounter any issue leh

what rim u on, issit possible its a rim or a valve problem

there is no such thing as the sealing patch become end of life

the way it works is like sticking a scotch tape on a balloon

u pierce it and then pull out the scotch tape will still hold the hole

 

if your whole tyre/rim is leaking air, 100% chance its not the tyre if u have it on TWO tyres, cos air wont leak that fast through tyres unless u really got a lobang there

 

more likely its a valve or rim problem

which tyre shop u go? suggest u change one, they more like smoke u sell new tyre

 

I am using the tsw rim. 

saw the tire shop placed the tire under the water and cannot find any air leaking

 

they changed the value but still leaks 

if rim problem, why use more than a year than leak

 

thanks for the advise 

17" version got no seal inside leh

 

Only 18" version has

 

17" version only cpc2 conti seal

You driving VW roc?

 

 no. i driving the accord

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I am using the tsw rim.

saw the tire shop placed the tire under the water and cannot find any air leaking

 

they changed the value but still leaks

if rim problem, why use more than a year than leak

 

thanks for the advise

 

 

no. i driving the accord

oic I thought that the tires were oem

 

Did the tire shop recommend these tires when you changed rims?

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oic I thought that the tires were oem

 

Did the tire shop recommend these tires when you changed rims?

 

ya recommended by the boss.

if it leaks again, need to find another tire shop. i dont trust him anymore.  

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step 1 : www.google.com.sg

step 2 : type in "tsw rim crack"

step 3 : shit bricks and balls drop

step 4 : find your balls first, it has more priority unless your ass tore really badly from the bricks

step 5 : find a new tyre shop, this one obviously has sold u a shoddy brand and giving u excuses

step 6: if ur name is really robert in nric better change it

step 7 : if u have such a toy in the car better dispose it

 

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