FAQ

What are the benefits of MULTI SEAL® Tire Sealant with KEVLAR® to me?

The primary benefit is increased tire safety.

An underinflated tire is an unsafe tire! Positive side effects of maintaining proper tire pressure

include:

• maximized tire life

• better fuel economy

• less catastrophic failures that lead to new tire purchases

• less collateral damage due to blowouts

Preventing flats also means you’re far less likely to get stranded in the middle of nowhere … or

ruin your weekend. And it means you’ll be able to get the job done, whether you’re mowing

the lawn, blowing snow off a driveway or towing equipment to a jobsite.

Can I use MULTI SEAL® Tire Sealant with KEVLAR® in my passenger vehicle?

MULTI SEAL® does not recommend the use of our products in passenger vehicles or light-duty

trucks/SUVs (including ½-ton trucks).

Does our product seal punctures and slow leaks in passenger car tires? Yes.

Is there a chance for high-speed vibration? Yes.

Does this happen in every passenger car tire? No.

We are conservative in our approach, and we would rather sacrifice some business than have

unhappy customers.

You may be asking yourself: Why would there potentially be high-speed vibration in passenger

car tires treated with sealant? Many factors influence this, such as lighter construction of the

tire, lower tire pressure, lighter vehicle weight, lighter construction of the suspension, tire

deflection during road impacts and size of tire/road contact patch. In many cases, if the tire is

slightly out of balance, the sealant can amplify the problem.

Frankly, we are wary of any sealant that recommends use in passenger vehicles. Also, in many

cases, the recommended dosage is so small that you do not get effective tire coverage. Plus,

don’t be fooled by outrageous claims that a sealant has special ingredients that make it

balance tires; the physics of any liquid at high speed in a passenger car tire is the same.