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Reviews4.2 · 9 reviews
As good as the stuff thats a couple bucks more from JC, AKA, PL Protek, etc.— Definitely my go-to tire glue from now on, considering the price. Good quantity of glue in the bottle as well. Seems marginally thinner than the AKA glue, and dries a second or two faster, for comparison.
Best tire glue! I use this Bob Smith Industries glue on my wheels and have never had an issue. This glue is also very good for everything else around the house, especially fixing broken kids toys. Highly recommend keeping a couple bottles in stock at all times.
Love this stuff!! Finally a CA that doesn't dry out, thicken-up, and go bad long before it's used up! Thin enough to seep between the bead and the rim, but not so thin that it drips off onto your lap. Try this stuff!!
Had a bad experience with this tire glue..... Sometimes if fail and it fail to me. Build 5 set of tires.... And only last 15min before it start to unglue. Prep the tires usual, but this time it fail. I can think a bad production stock.
My favorite tire glue. Quality glue in a quality bottle that seals well. Highly recommended.
Reviewers generally rate this medium CA tire glue highly, with most 5-star reviews praising its bond strength, bead retention, and shelf life; several compare it favourably to AKA, JC and PL Protek glues at a lower price. Reviewers also note it sets with a short working time and that the bottle seals well. Two reviews report beads coming unglued, one stating the glue failed on a single set after previously working; one reviewer attributes their problems possibly to their own technique, and one suggests a bad production batch. Several reviewers note good results depend on proper tire and rim preparation. Overall reviews are mostly positive, but the small number of failure reports is a recurring concern.
- + Strong bead bond
- + Holds up over time
- + Good value versus premium brands
- + Long shelf life and sealing bottle
- − Occasional bead failures reported
- − Results depend on prep
- − Some reviewers suspect batch inconsistency