Slime50158 Flat Tire Repair Kit, Smart Spair Ultra, All-in-One Solution, Repairs and Inflates, Car/Trailer, 10 Min Fix

It's still a little weird to me that modern vehicles largely don't have spare tires any more. My used car was missing the GM factory flat repair kit when I bought it, so I purchased this hoping it would fit into the same slots in the trunk. The canister doesn't quite fit, but that's not Slime's fault - it's not advertised as a direct OEM replacement, and I'm making it work with a little knife work on the foam liner in the trunk. Not elegant, but usable.I've had good luck with Slime tire sealant on bike tires, wheelbarrows, and hand truck tires, so I'm hoping for good things if I ever have the misfortune to have to use it. I mainly wanted something simple for my wife and teenage driver to use in an emergency.

Let me start by saying that we have this item in all 4 of our vehicles. I was out of town and my daughter called me and said she had a flat. It was starting to get dark. I told her to run to the local auto parts store and buy this. She did, filled up her tire, sealed the leak and was able to take it to a tire shop the next day to get it fixed. I was so relieved. She has no auto repair skills, but stated that this was so easy to use. This product is sensor safe. Just tell the tire shop that you have a sealant in there and they will clean it out as well as the sensor. Also a great tire compressor. My buddies daughters' car had a slow tire leak and her tire was about flat. I simply plugged the compressor in to the acc power source and filled up her tire. The next day she got it fixed. No need to pull out the jack, tire tools, take off the lug nuts, etc... simply plug it in, fill up and go. Well worth the money.

Excellent results when mixed with a liner. For the place I live the trails are full of long and strong thorns, so I used to get almost daily flats. I got a tire liner that is installed between the tube and the tire plus the Slime sealer. The results have been amazing. This morning I could see a big thorn on my rear tire, but I continued riding more than 18 Km and I did not lose any air. along with the liner it added a bit of weight to my bike, but that is much better then having to repair in the middle of the trail or return walking.

As a proud owner of a Tesla Model 3, I understand the importance of being prepared for unexpected situations, especially when it comes to dealing with a flat tire. That's why I decided to invest in the Slime 50122 Flat Tire Puncture Emergency Kit, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations.First and foremost, the kit includes everything I need to quickly and effectively address a flat tire situation. The sealant provided is easy to use and effectively seals punctures up to a quarter-inch in diameter, allowing me to get back on the road without having to change the tire or call for assistance.The tire inflator pump is compact yet powerful, capable of inflating my Tesla's tires to the recommended pressure in a matter of minutes. Its compact size makes it easy to store in my trunk without taking up too much space, which is a huge plus considering the limited storage space in the Model 3.One thing I particularly appreciate about this kit is its user-friendly design. Even if you're not particularly mechanically inclined, you'll find it easy to use thanks to the clear instructions provided. Plus, the included carrying case keeps everything organized and easily accessible when needed.In terms of performance, I've had to use this kit on a couple of occasions, and it has never let me down. Whether I'm dealing with a minor puncture or a more significant tire issue, the Slime 50122 Emergency Kit has been able to get me back on the road safely and quickly.Overall, I highly recommend the Slime 50122 Flat Tire Puncture Emergency Kit to any Tesla Model 3 owner or anyone looking for a reliable solution to handle flat tire emergencies. It's a small investment that can save you a lot of time and hassle when you find yourself in a sticky situation on the road.

Very nice for emergencies, but not permanent.

I decided to give this slime kit a try in my motorcycle tire. I have used slime for over 20 years in bicycles and it’s always worked very well. This temporarily patched my tire and I rode 60 miles to get the tire replaced. I had absolutely no problems and you couldn’t even tell the back tire had anything in it. It’s a great product and I will continue to use this for my vehicles and bicycles.

For starters, what other reviews say about the bottle swelling and popping open the device...it's all true! The thing that pisses me the most is the fact, the part that screws onto the valve... Unless your valve sticks out a good amount, you're going to have a hard time screwing the hose on/off. Common sense should have told the creators, make the screw on end longer (more thumb area placement) because some valves may sit deeper within hub-caps.It was hell to get the hose on but when I got the tire pressure up to point, I lost the pressure while trying to get the hose off!! I had pliers in my hand trying to twist it off because of the issue I mentioned already. If I have to take the bolts out just to remove the hub-caps, in order to get to the valve, I might as well put on the freaking spare tire!The device is cheaply made, not worth the asking price and I'm thinking heavily about sending it back to Amazon for a refund! Oh yeah... IT"S LOUD!!!!I don't even wanna mess with it anymore today. Tomorrow I have to remove the bolts just to get the cap out of the way so I can get clean accesss to the valve (defeats the purpose of the device) and there's a lot of bees/wasps in my yard I'll have to fight off while doing all that.Not a happy camper.... Don't buy this product!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

After 2 years of various sporadic use the plastic threads that attach the inflation hose to your valve stem have completely worn out and no longer sealed with any tires