Acura TLX Tire Sealant Inflator Kit 2018 Manual

To use the Tire Sealant and Inflator Kit on a flat tire, first ensure the vehicle is parked safely. Connect the sealant bottle to the inflator and then attach the hose to the tire valve. Turn on the inflator to inject sealant and inflate the tire to the recommended pressure.
If the tire does not inflate, check for large punctures or damage that the sealant cannot repair. Ensure the connections are secure and retry. If unsuccessful, contact roadside assistance.
Yes, after using the tire sealant and inflator kit, drive immediately to evenly distribute the sealant inside the tire. Drive at a moderate speed and check the tire pressure soon after.
The tire sealant is a temporary fix and is typically effective for a short duration. It is recommended to have the tire professionally repaired or replaced within 100 miles or as soon as possible.
No, once opened and used, the sealant bottle should not be reused. It is designed for a single use and should be replaced with a new one for future emergencies.
Regularly check the expiration date of the sealant and ensure the inflator is working properly. Replace the sealant if expired and test the inflator periodically to ensure functionality.
The tire sealant is compatible with most standard tires used on the Acura TLX. However, it is not recommended for high-performance or run-flat tires. Consult the vehicle manual or a professional for specific tire compatibility.
To clean the tire and wheel, use water and a mild detergent to remove the sealant residue. Ensure thorough cleaning to prevent any buildup that could affect tire balance or performance.
If the inflator does not power on, check the power source and connections. Ensure it is properly connected to the vehicle's power outlet. If the problem persists, inspect the inflator for damage or consult a professional.
Replace the Tire Sealant and Inflator Kit every four to five years or after use, whichever comes first. Regular replacement ensures effectiveness in emergency situations.