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Where to buy emergency car tyre sealant and inflator bottle

CrankyHaus · 2020-08-05 13:17:58

Where's the best place to buy one of these if you had to use the one that came with the car? Any recommendations? The one I used was Holts and it did the job well.

05-08-2020 1:17pm

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CrankyHaus

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Where's the best place to buy one of these if you had to use the one that came with the car?

Any recommendations? The one I used was Holts and it did the job well.

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#2 05-08-2020 1:52pm

kirving

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Used that stuff twice, according to the instructions. First time it didn't work on a screw, second time it sealed a bad split and held up long enough to get off the motorway.

Mercedes wanted over €100 for a replacement, but to be fair does contain about double the weight of stuff as is in a large can - or at least it seems to.

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#3 05-08-2020 3:14pm

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Where? Any local motor factors will have that stuff.

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#4 05-08-2020 3:28pm

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Any motor factors should have them as mentioned. You'd even get them in a Tesco.

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#5 05-08-2020 4:26pm

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Cheers lads

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