Is tyre weld a permanent fix?
Tyreweld has been developed by our Research and Development team to repair your tyre temporarily without causing damage. The water based foam seals punctures and won’t damage your tyres in any way. It can be wiped out of tyres easily, so a mechanic can repair the puncture permanently. Temporary solution: While repair foam can help you get back on the road quickly, it’s only a temporary fix. The seal provided by the foam will eventually break down over time and the faulty tyre will need replacing, making this an imperfect solution for those who are looking for something longer lasting.
How long can I drive with tyre weld?
DRIVE UP TO 100 MILES: Get yourself straight back on the road with this Tyre Sealant Kit – you can drive for up to 100 miles before getting the tyre professionally checked, driving at a maximum of 50mph, giving the solution time to circulate. In any case, it is recommended that you have the tyre repaired or replaced at the earliest opportunity after the sealant has been applied and you do not continue to drive the vehicle other than to reach your nearest tyre fitting centre.
How long can I drive on a patched tire?
A tire patch can last indefinitely, or it could come off unexpectedly. With only one small layer of protection against the leak, there’s no promise of its longevity. Properly installed, you could drive on a patched tire for years but it shouldn’t be considered a permanent repair. The following are the disadvantages of using tyre sealant. Not a permanent solution: Tyre sealant is not a permanent solution for a punctured tyre. It is meant to be a temporary fix, and the punctured tyre should be properly repaired or replaced as soon as possible.