INSTALLATION GUIDE

Step 1

Determine how many units are required per tyre by entering your tyre size to our calculators below:

Step 2

Apply safety glasses, then prepare the pump for installation by priming it with gel from the bottle by depressing the pump. The pump is calibrated to deliver 1 unit of tyre sealant per pump.

Step 3

Remove the dust cap from the valve with the dispensing clip ready to fit to the valve. Remove the valve core by turning anti-clockwise using the valve core remover tool supplied with each kit.

Step 4

Allow the tyre pressure to drop to a minimum of 15psi to enable the pump to work efficiently against the air pressure. Attach the dispensing clip and apply the correct amount of sealant for that particular tyre according to the tyre sealant calculator. 

Step 5

Once the installation is complete, quickly remove the dispensing clip and refit the valve core.

Step 6

Re-inflate the tyre to the vehicle manufactures recommended pressure and refit the dust cap.

Once installed, it lies dormant at the bottom of the tyre until the vehicle is first driven. Once driven a minimum of 4-6 KM, it disperses throughout the inner tyre and forms a coating on the inner surface of the tyre assembly. In order to get sidewall coverage it takes 1500+ KM to activate the FlexxaGel to adhere to more of the inner tyre. The flexing of the tyre and the normal heat build-up allows the gel to seek out and eliminate common air loss problems (referred to as porosity, air migration and bead leaks). It then transforms the tyre assembly into a sealed air chamber, capable of maintaining proper air pressure. Thereafter, it conditions the rubber in order to retard dry rot and aging (hardening) of the casing. One treatment will provide longevity and cooler running tyres for the legal tread life of the tyre.