Can a Tire That Has Used Tire Sealant Be Repaired Again?

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Used tire sealant can still be repaired. The working principle of automatic tire sealant is that when used, the sealant is injected into the tire through the valve stem. As the vehicle moves, centrifugal force causes the sealant to form a uniform protective film inside the tire. When the tire leaks, the escaping air carries the sealant into the puncture, instantly sealing it. However, it should be noted that tire sealant cannot repair punctures on the tire sidewall. Here is more related information: Tire Sealant: 1. Advantages: When a vehicle's tire leaks, simply injecting the sealant through the valve stem can seal the puncture. Its main advantage is convenience and speed, eliminating the need to remove or replace the spare tire. 2. Disadvantages: It is also important to note that tire sealant can affect the tire's dynamic balance. Therefore, after using sealant, the vehicle speed should not be too high. Additionally, vehicles with tire pressure monitoring systems should avoid using sealant, as it may damage the tire pressure monitoring equipment.