Holts Tyreweld Pucture Repair 400ml Only £3.00 reduced from £7 @ Asda instore

• 
  col119 months, 1 week ago #1Show comment toolsReply

  Good price, I shall be getting some thanks
• 
  bazzaonetwo9 months, 1 week ago #2Show comment toolsReply

  tell me any good for leaking alloy wheels!
• 
  kartuk9 months, 6 days ago #3Show comment toolsReply

  Many thanks just what i needed.
• 
  1duck9 months, 6 days ago #4Show comment toolsReply

  bazzaonetwo

  tell me any good for leaking alloy wheels!

  
  
  didn't work for me, you have to go to a tyre place...most places will fix a leaky alloy for a couple of quid. They just take the tyre off slap a load of this like greasy paint stuff on the alloy, put the tyre back on rebalance and away you go. My kwikfit did it for free, but i was in for an exhaust anyway.
• 
  muckspreader19 months, 6 days ago #5Show comment toolsReply

  Awsome deal bought some and used on clio sport and done the trick.Paid 6.50 in the past.Always keep 2 tins in me boot just in case.
• 
  Mithic9 months, 6 days ago #6Show comment toolsReply

  Asda has some good deals on car bits lately, unfortunately my boots filling up with all these just in case bits. Good price nevertheless.
• 
  fzbob9 months, 6 days ago #7Show comment toolsReply

  Can't find it. Do you have a direct link please?
• 
  Mysteron9 months, 6 days ago #8Show comment toolsReply

  fzbob

  Can't find it. Do you have a direct link please?

  
  
  Its in store
• 
  hideaway1449 months, 6 days ago2 Likes #9Show comment toolsReply

  Be aware that if you use this you will need to buy a New tyre!
• 
  wooookie9 months, 6 days ago1 Like #10Show comment toolsReply

  Good price but shi* product, its never worked for anyone I know and once used you need to replace the tyre.
• 
  smp9 months, 6 days ago #11Show comment toolsReply

  purchased cheers , bit worrying last two comments mind
• 
  winty19 months, 6 days ago #12Show comment toolsReply

  It's worked for me. maybe some people are using it wrong. I had a nail in my Tyre in London and got me back home 250 mile journey and still had this Tyre on my car for a few months after
• 
  KermitGrenade9 months, 6 days ago2 Likes #13Show comment toolsReply

  winty1

  It's worked for me. maybe some people are using it wrong. I had a nail in my Tyre in London and got me back home 250 mile journey and still had this Tyre on my car for a few months after

  
  
  How responsible of you. Ffs :|
• 
  marsh50009 months, 6 days ago #14Show comment toolsReply

  wooookie

  Good price but shi* product, its never worked for anyone I know and once used you need to replace the tyre.

  
  when you use this product you are supposed to find whats caused the puncture ie if its a nail then remove it then revolve the wheel so that leak is at the bottom then you use this product,its a bit pointless getting a flat and then just putting this on your valve and expect it to work
• 
  piachu9 months, 6 days ago #15Show comment toolsReply

  What Asda was that?
• 
  BeerGoggles9 months, 6 days ago #16Show comment toolsReply

  Am I right in thinking if you use this on a slow punture you can't repair the wheel later?
  

  
  Edited By: BeerGoggles on Aug 18, 2012 21:22
• 
  MrCynical9 months, 6 days ago #17Show comment toolsReply

  Re the "cant use a tyre again comments", the foam turns into a thick milky gungy liquid that coats the inside of the entire tyre and fills any small leaks / holes.
  If you take it to one of the multi national tyre repair centres, they will tell you they cant repair the tyre - its absolute and utter nonsense! I mean, think about it for a second, its just a liquid thats covered a non porous rubber surface FFS ! Take your tyre to a friendly local repair centre or someone who sells part worn tyres and explain whats happened - most will just use a cloth with detergent or similar to wipe the inside of the tyre in the area with the puncture so that the tyre can be repaired as normal.
  My local fitter says the main reason "the big guns" dont do it is because the liquid that comes out smells terrible and they usually get it over their overalls when taking the tyre off, but when I was there standing next to him, I couldnt smell anything.
  
  And by the way, yes the product works. If you have alloys with corrosion on the inside of the lip and you lose a few psi every month (Im looking at you Ford), this stuff is perfect.
• 
  garbage4569 months, 6 days ago #18Show comment toolsReply

  £10 in many petrol stations
• 
  Mikiex9 months, 6 days ago #19Show comment toolsReply

  I used to use this and similar product on my motorbike, it worked everytime. I just rode at a slow pace. Afterwards I always replaced the tyre , just need to warn the person taking the tyre off to expect the stuff inside.
  
  The only time it went a bit wrong was when used it but did not run the bike straight away for a few miles. If you don't use the vehicle straight away (like it tells you to I think)it can pool in one place making the balance of the wheel bad. Not the end of the world in a car, but on a bike it really affects the handling.
  
  So other than not following the instructions I give it thumbs up, now I always keep some in the car. I'd rather use it than change a wheel in a dangerous place or bad weather.
• 
  TheChopper9 months, 6 days ago #20Show comment toolsReply

  Not a permanent fix for leaks, meant for emergencies only to get you home etc. Its not built to last like tyres are. Even says it on the can! Alloy leaks should be done properly with a rim check/fix and tyre paste.
  
  Although puncture repair is possible afterwards, most places will just advise to get a new tyre. Most places would advise that even if you didn't use this stuff tbh... Just depends on the difference in cost really. My tyres are cheap so I always take that option out of personal preference. But its different strokes for different folks.
  
  Anyway... good price. Hot!
  
  

  
  Edited By: TheChopper on Aug 18, 2012 23:22

Post a Comment