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Holts tyre weld
- Thread starter Freeman13
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E46 320CD
from a personal experience i have to Disagree.
Got me out the s**te a couple of times, once left it in a tyre for a week and was still fully inflated when i returned home.
Mk5 golf gti
Mk5 golf gti
for what reason is a spare better?? :S
you still have to repair the knackered one
tyre weld is far better, the one bmw use is very effective as well. Had to use that a few times on the mini
And put it where the 182 hasn't got a tyre well.
In the garage/shed this won't help with a puncture.
Once youv'e used tyre weld the tyre is scrap, no tyre fitter I know wants to fix it permernantly due to the gunk inside the tyre. When you do have a new tyre fitted they will charge a few quid extra for cleaning the rim up. Don't think it's any good for punctures in the sidewalls either.
I see where your coming from, but if it saves waiting in the cold and rain for the AA then its good to me.
Mk5 golf gti
worked fine on my sidewall puncture :approve: and a garage wont repair a sidewall puncture either
I don't have to wait for the AA man, just get on and put the spare on myself. I'm just old skool mate, used to doing things myself.
did you take in anything I said my 182 like all 182's has no tyre well therefore no spare tyre. So how can i do that, if I had a normal car with a spare tyre of course I would change it.
Mk5 golf gti
I don't have to wait for the AA man, just get on and put the spare on myself. I'm just old skool mate, used to doing things myself.
thats some selective reading right there
im out
jenic
ClioSport Club Member
I had a canister, came with the car, but dropped a wheel on it and it went off in the boot
Not too bothered, i wouldn't use it because as said above it f**ks the tyres (well they tyre guys wont touch them at least). I'd rather wait for the AA man, or if on a long journey then sling a spare in the boot.
Not too bothered, i wouldn't use it because as said above it f**ks the tyres (well they tyre guys wont touch them at least). I'd rather wait for the AA man, or if on a long journey then sling a spare in the boot.
182
2 seperate people have both told me this stuff is the business.
Admitedly one works in marketing for Holts while the other was a sales rep for Holts but they both said it was good!
Admitedly one works in marketing for Holts while the other was a sales rep for Holts but they both said it was good!
Yeah that's right, now you see what I mean.lol.
LY R26 #288
i'm not sure where we stand here with breakdown cover, say you get a puncture but you don't want to ruin the tyre with this stuff what would the aa do? I know at one point they wouldn't help you if you didn't carry a spare wheel and you had a puncture. That must have changed now
All they could do is take the wheel to a tyre trader and have the puncture fixed but only during the working day of course. At night you would have to use your tyre sealant.
I won't be buying a 182 , just for this reason.
LY R26 #288
