You do if there was already some shitty sealant in there before and you want to apply an actually functional sealant without diluting or otherwise messing up the chemical properties of the new stuff.
How is the tire imbalance and can I slowly add the liquid overtime so it seals and then hardens, so there is never liquid just chillin down in my tire- creating a new inner coat is what I’m trying to find
Interested in this product, however I heard some commets regarding all the sealant product, using this typre would cause imbalance in weight distribution within tyre and this may cause lost of control in high speed running especially for motorcycles
TireJect is very different than old traditional tire sealants. TireJect is a low viscosity liquid that is instantly distributed around the tire and requires about 75% less sealant per tire. The reason that old tire sealants cause an imbalance is the amount required per tire and the thick clumpy consistent of other sealants. TireJect does not have those issues.
I was quite hopeful about this product but then I saw that it last "up to 24 months". If that is anything like my internet connection that is close to half of what they say it is "up to". What happens after 24 months? Do you just buy and install another kit? Do the old punctures start to leak or??
Hi Dave, thanks for leaving us a comment. The preventative lifespan of TireJect depends on many different conditions, mainly speed, frequency of use and storage condition. More information is on our product FAQ here: tireject.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/43000017090-how-long-does-tireject-tire-sealant-last- One important note: all punctures sealed while TireJect is active are permanently sealed. After 24 months TireJect will no longer seal new punctures unless re-applicated, but this is why we recommend re-installing TireJect with half the original dosage amount each year and you will easily get year to year flat protection in your tires.
I am very impressed with this product. Rotted leaking lawn tractor tires seem fixed; they wouldn't hold air over night and now have held air for 3 months and counting. One tire had some sort of white sealant in it, that would seal occasionally. I had to break the bead to wash that out, then TireJect is holding it. I just wish I ordered the valve stem caps at the same time, I couldn't find them for sale individually when I placed my order.
You can buy on our website: www.tireject.com/collections/all Or from Amazon www.amazon.com/stores/page/7928A5C0-7201-4F7E-A74C-A781D2397999?ingress=3&visitId=c8307636-c261-4b31-97e0-48920bc44613 or Ebay
If your tire is already filled for ballast weight it will dilute the tire sealant. If your tire has a leak you are looking to fix we have other customers that will drain the tire and install TireJect to seal the tire (we recommend using the tire for 48-72 hours to ensure the tire is sealed) and then you can re-add fluid for ballast weight. With TireJect once a leak is sealed it is permanent. Re-adding the ballast fluid will not affect the seal.
All punctures and air leaks sealed after application are permanently sealed. New punctures after 12-24 months (depending on application) will need re-application. For year to year tire protection you simply re-dose your tires with half the original dosage amount every year.
Nice production, brand new tire costing hundreds, gets a Tek screw outside patch area, no way in hell I am letting a 5 cent Tek screw cost me hundreds $$$$$$.
We do not currently distribute in the UK. Our nearest distributor is in the Netherlands which you can be purchased from tiresealant.nl/ If we start selling in the UK what is your preferred market place to purchase from?
Kimpex is our distributor in Canada. It is available from many dealers in Canada or online direct from Kimpex: www.kimpex.com/en-ca/products?filter=brand:tireject
Pointless to demonstrate how easy it is to wipe up in a cresent slice of a tire. You cant imagine all the times i wanted to get in there and wipe out the tire after it's taken off the rim and before it gets tossed in the discarded tire bin!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Tire balance will not be affected because TireJect is a thin base tire sealant and you use 75% less per tire when compared to any competing tire sealant. This means the tire sealant quickly flows around the tire and does not offset the balance. Let us know if you have any other questions - Thanks!
@@zundappchef We have never tested if TireJect will fix a balance issue. If used on a balanced tire with the correct dosage it will not affect the balance
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Excellent. Now I need to look for some good tire cutting tools so I can do the same exact thing this man is doing.
Tried it twice in two different applications - a garden cart, and an ATV. It did not stop the lean in either application.
who wipes tire sealant off the inside of their tires?
You do if there was already some shitty sealant in there before and you want to apply an actually functional sealant without diluting or otherwise messing up the chemical properties of the new stuff.
How is the tire imbalance and can I slowly add the liquid overtime so it seals and then hardens, so there is never liquid just chillin down in my tire- creating a new inner coat is what I’m trying to find
Do you remove the excess sealant if your applying it with the tire off the rim .
Why do you need to clean it up?
Interested in this product, however I heard some commets regarding all the sealant product, using this typre would cause imbalance in weight distribution within tyre and this may cause lost of control in high speed running especially for motorcycles
TireJect is very different than old traditional tire sealants. TireJect is a low viscosity liquid that is instantly distributed around the tire and requires about 75% less sealant per tire. The reason that old tire sealants cause an imbalance is the amount required per tire and the thick clumpy consistent of other sealants. TireJect does not have those issues.
Use it with my 1025r. Works great.
I was quite hopeful about this product but then I saw that it last "up to 24 months". If that is anything like my internet connection that is close to half of what they say it is "up to". What happens after 24 months? Do you just buy and install another kit? Do the old punctures start to leak or??
Hi Dave, thanks for leaving us a comment. The preventative lifespan of TireJect depends on many different conditions, mainly speed, frequency of use and storage condition. More information is on our product FAQ here: tireject.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/43000017090-how-long-does-tireject-tire-sealant-last-
One important note: all punctures sealed while TireJect is active are permanently sealed. After 24 months TireJect will no longer seal new punctures unless re-applicated, but this is why we recommend re-installing TireJect with half the original dosage amount each year and you will easily get year to year flat protection in your tires.
@@brandonragan4127 Oh ok thanks for the information.
I am very impressed with this product. Rotted leaking lawn tractor tires seem fixed; they wouldn't hold air over night and now have held air for 3 months and counting. One tire had some sort of white sealant in it, that would seal occasionally. I had to break the bead to wash that out, then TireJect is holding it. I just wish I ordered the valve stem caps at the same time, I couldn't find them for sale individually when I placed my order.
Just got some off Amazon…… gonna try it soon
Ok. Easy enough- I'm gonna order it
but where can you buy it? my local tractor supply,walmart and farm store didnt have it.
You can buy on our website: www.tireject.com/collections/all
Or from Amazon www.amazon.com/stores/page/7928A5C0-7201-4F7E-A74C-A781D2397999?ingress=3&visitId=c8307636-c261-4b31-97e0-48920bc44613
or Ebay
Does tireject work with a tractor tire that is fluid filled?
If your tire is already filled for ballast weight it will dilute the tire sealant. If your tire has a leak you are looking to fix we have other customers that will drain the tire and install TireJect to seal the tire (we recommend using the tire for 48-72 hours to ensure the tire is sealed) and then you can re-add fluid for ballast weight. With TireJect once a leak is sealed it is permanent. Re-adding the ballast fluid will not affect the seal.
It's only good for 2 years ?
All punctures and air leaks sealed after application are permanently sealed. New punctures after 12-24 months (depending on application) will need re-application. For year to year tire protection you simply re-dose your tires with half the original dosage amount every year.
Nice production, brand new tire costing hundreds, gets a Tek screw outside patch area, no way in hell I am letting a 5 cent Tek screw cost me hundreds $$$$$$.
Does it freeze in winter
tireject.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/43000017097-will-tireject-tire-sealant-freeze-in-cold-weather-
Is this available in the UK?
We do not currently distribute in the UK. Our nearest distributor is in the Netherlands which you can be purchased from tiresealant.nl/ If we start selling in the UK what is your preferred market place to purchase from?
@@Tireject online
@@andrewfitzman What online vender do you typically order from? For example, do you order from Amazon?
@@Tireject eBay
Looks like a great product, would love to try TireJect!
@@AEON. I've used it racing in the desert, works great! No complaints. Put it in all my tires.
Where do I buy this tireject
www.tireject.com/collections/all
Can I buy in Canada ?? Or get a sample sent to me ?
Kimpex is our distributor in Canada. It is available from many dealers in Canada or online direct from Kimpex: www.kimpex.com/en-ca/products?filter=brand:tireject
Ok thanks I got a few gallons
Pointless to demonstrate how easy it is to wipe up in a cresent slice of a tire.
You cant imagine all the times i wanted to get in there and wipe out the tire after it's taken off the rim and before it gets tossed in the discarded tire bin!!!
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yhh😂
Does this only work with certain tire types?
TireJect will work with any tubeless tire. We have Automotive and Off-Road kits at tireject.com
Does it affect the balance
Tire balance will not be affected because TireJect is a thin base tire sealant and you use 75% less per tire when compared to any competing tire sealant. This means the tire sealant quickly flows around the tire and does not offset the balance. Let us know if you have any other questions - Thanks!
@@Tireject but does it actualy balance the tire at higher speeds ?
@@zundappchef We have never tested if TireJect will fix a balance issue. If used on a balanced tire with the correct dosage it will not affect the balance
@@Tireject i gues im about to test it for u guys , i orderd it and hopefully its going to solve my isue`s
@@zundappchefwhat were your results?