Use PS2 Tyre Fluid in commercial/industrial vehicles:
In business, time is money. Running tyres at the correct pressure minimises the risk of down time. By using Tyre Fluid you can rest assured that your tyre pressure is always constant and punctures are sealed as they occur. This keeps your vehicles moving, saving time and money. Correctly inflated tyres increases fuel efficiency (by up to 2%), reduces tread wear, reduces side wall wear (higher retread % and success rate), and provides safer driving conditions.
With earth moving-, mining- and forestry vehicles, changing tyres are costly and time consuming. Tyre Fluid effectively reduces this risk by sealing the most common punctures (up to 7mm). Use it in:
- Trucks
- Busses
- Delivery vehicles
- Earth moving equipment
- Forestry equipment
- Mining vehicles
- Brickworks and quarry equipment
- Personnel carriers
- Fuel tankers
- Aviation vehicles etc.
Applications
Use PS2 Tyre Fluid in farming and agricultural vehicles:
Timing in the preparation of fields and the planting and harvesting of crops is often critical. A flat tyre can cause unwanted delays and even a small insignificant thorn can cause endless frustration and wasted time spent on repairs. Add to this the costs and time involved in travelling to and from tyre dealers to affect repairs, then Tyre Fluid makes even more sense. Use it in:
- Tractors (cannot be used with water)
- Trailers
- Irrigation pivots
- Harvesters
- Planters, Ploughs, etc.
- Diesel- and Fertiliser carts
- Farm “Bakkies”, Quads & Motorbikes
- Lawnmowers
- Digger-loaders & Graders etc.
Use PS2 Tyre Fluid in leisure vehicles:
Tyre Fluid seals punctures instantly so that you can have fun for longer. It also maintains tyre pressure when the vehicle is not in use, provided that the tyres are rotated now and again. Use it in:
- Quad bikes & 4-wheelers
- Motorcycles
- Go-karts & Bicycles
- Safari & Off-road vehicles
- Trailers
- Caravans
- Motor homes & RV's
- Horse karts
- Golf carts and Golf course mowers & equipment
- Lawnmowers & Garden tractors etc.
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