Yes, tire sealant can fix slow leaks. The sealant's components are designed to find and seal punctures in your tire. However, for persistent or larger leaks, a professional tire repair might be necessary.

AmerSeal Tire sealant works by creating a permanent plug to seal punctures. When a nail or other object punctures your tire, the escaping air carries the sealant to the hole. The sealant's components combine to form a flexible plug that stops the leak. This allows you to continue driving safely.

AmerSeal Tire sealant is ideal for preventing unexpected breakdowns. It's a proactive measure for fleet vehicles that frequently encounter road hazards, or for personal vehicles. Additionally, it's a lifesaver in emergency situations when changing a flat tire isn't feasible.

The amount of tire sealant needed depends on your tire size. We provide a Sealant guide that recommends proper amounts based on your tire's dimensions. Or give us a call and we'll help you! In general, larger tires require more sealant.

When choosing the best tire sealant you'll want to consider many things. Look for tire sealant that:
- Is NON-CORROSIVE
- Permanently seals punctures
- Lasts the entire lifespan of the tire
- Water based for easy cleaning
- Coats evenly
- Non flammable, non-corrosive, non-hazardous
- Does not void manufacturer tire warranty
While many options exist, AmerSeal Tire Sealant stands out as the industry leader in non-corrosive tire sealants. Our advanced formula not only seals punctures permanently and effectively but also safeguards your wheels from damaging corrosion. Unlike other sealants that can harm your valuable rims, our product is specifically designed to protect your investment while providing unmatched puncture protection.