I've had a 17 inch can in my van for a few months. Yesterday a family in a car pulled up by Loch Ness (where I was parked) with a puncture. They were from abroad and in a SIXT hire car with no blummin spare! I said they are more than welcome to my can. It should work, as it's 17 and the car had 15s. The can did absolutely nothing. Do not purchase such junk.

Rushed to get a can of this crud and paid $25 for the privilege of it not opening properly and emptying most of the contents on my hands as I tried to hold the switch in the on position. After reading several reviews I agree with anyone else who says that it is useless. I will walk 50 kilometres before buying this crud and will be telling everyone on social media to avoid it. Maybe another can will be purchased just to make a YouTube video on why to never buy this product.

Had a puncture 3 miles from home yesterday evening. I bought Holts tyreweld and followed the instructions on the can. It let me down big time. Before I got home the tyre was shredded and off the rim. I won't be using this stuff again. I will call out my roadside assistance company. My vehicle does not come with a spare. Many years ago I bought another Holts product called piston seal which destroyed my engine. I'll be wary of Holts products in future.

Use this, prepare for £££ costs to replace the TPMS sensors on any wheel you use this on AND a new tire afterwards. This is a nightmare product whcih should be banned! TPMS sensors operate by measuring the Tyre pressure. If you clog the small hole to the TPMS it will be useless. The job of this goop is to plug holes. A OE TPMS for a BMW or Merc is around £100 + fitting. Next, this goop is a form of glue. It can wreck the alloy from the inside. You cannot remove this without tremendous effort and damage. The beed will never seal properly until it is fully removed and no average garage will want to bother so you will be driving around at risk of death as they dont care. Also, you cannot repair a tire that has been exposed to the goop. No repair glue / kit will stick to the residue it leaves. Means a new tire is needed. Better to use the orange (or black) strips you insert from the outside with a tool into the hole if you can, it is a bit more effort but much better and can be later repaired properly at the garage. Use this only in the most extreme emergency, i..e your stranded and are prepared for a new wheel sensor and tire cost and the extra labour to clean up the nightmare mess.

I bought a new Lexmoto Milano 125 scooter. In the first week I gotta puncture. Having pushed my scooter home, around a mile and a half. I put the repair kit and injected the foam into my tyre. After spinning the wheel a couple of times I pumped the tyre to specified pressure. I then took my scooter out running it for about a mile or so then returned home. Leaving my scooter for a few hours, I went out and checked my tyre. That was two and a half years ago. Haven't had to pump up again since. Having read some other reviews where it did not work. Sorry, you just didn't do it Right.

Had a flat. Didn't work at all. Had to buy a new tyre. Save your money and use your spare.

Fab product , I had a flat back tyre I bought this item from a service station followed the instructions and was away within 15 mins I did top up with a little more air but continued with my 300 mile journey with no trouble. I will be getting another one to keep in my car as is much less time and truble than changing the wheel, which as a young female with a small child and dogs in the back, I can change a wheel but why when you can use this product :)

Tried to use this after my rear tyre deflated courtesy of a large pothole. Followed the instructions, took ages for the gunk to inject into the tyre. No visible inflation so I tried driving as instructed but after a couple of miles realised that this wasn't working and had in fact shredded the tyre beyond repair.

This product is useless.

I am age 71. Had a flat tyre in the snow, tried to use the container Tyre Weld held as emergancy repair, there was little or no presure from it, spent ages as the white latex slowly went in but no tyre inflation, took wheel off and took it to Kwick fit who could not repair had to have a new tyre and tracking done cost £95. I belive that the Tyre Weld was able to repair temporary but did not work, waste of time having it if that is all they do,

Only had a slow puncture, followed instructions. NONE went in the tyre, all came out of the top of the can

Tyreweld did not work for us. Got a puncture on my motorbike, and this stuff didn't work, instead it spewed liquid on my bike and the road behind for miles. didnt solidify to block the hole at all. Zero rating. Had to stop at nearby garage (7kms away) to check; tyre pressure near zero and still the liquid hadnt solidified to block the hole! Should have got a refund; cost $17 NZD.

I used Holts Tyreweld on a fairly new tyre, it got me to the garage where I was told that I would need a new tyre as the product destroyed them as it made them irreparable. They showed me the inside of the tyre they took off with all of the residue from the foam and said from experience it takes too long to try to get the stuff off and even when they do, a repair doesn't stick to it. Had to pay £57 for a new tyre!!!!! Think this product should come with a warning at the least.

i had puncur in my car ZAFIRA. and its monday bank holiday cant find any one near by need to travel 200mile to home call RAC they say 180/- get near shell petrol pump they used to keep it but runout. then we try to another shell find it. Holts Tyreweld it it work and fill almost 20 bar pressure on it. drive 15miles and fill full pressure 34 bar then drive to home 200 mile and 70mph speed without any problem fully trust it. very reliable. just need to read proper instruction.