No More Flat Tires - EVER! 

Slime ate several holes through my Honda wheels after 6 years! J U N K

Oh yeah! Nothing will PO your tire guy more than starting to change a tire and finding out it is filled with slime. I ruined a good tire gauge once by checking a tire that I didn't know was filled with slime. That goop shot out and got all up inside the gauge. The speed /safety issue is probably also why they don't recommend it for cars, trucks or SUVs. A good tire sealant has its place. If you run farm or lawn equipment where they have thistle thorns you can go broke buying tubes and tires. In those instances a good sealer is the way to go. TireJect is currently about the best one out there but it is very expensive. It would be interesting to see how this stuff compares (I mean, other than having the company salesman tell you it is great). :-)

Yep my work will charge extra to deal with slimed tires

Seems like either pay extra and warn your tire guy, or change them yourself if you need such reliable tires.

Seeing as how this stuff is water soluble, at least it'll be easy to clean with a shop vac and a garden hose, unlike latex-based formulations.

Yw

Dont use them with tire sensors. Tundra would be full size

@@Toolsinaction ok

hmmm good question. It would seal

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I'm gonna step out on a limb here and say that if you've got to put air in it, then the sealant isn't sealing. Ultimately just make sure you get the pressure correct upon the initial adding of sealant?

Don't!

Fortunately, if you can still remove the valve core, you can just wash it off with some water and reinsert it into the stem.

Have you tried this yet ? Just wandering if it's worth a shit. Me and my dad farm 3000 acres around middle tennessee and have some big tractors with big tires and they can be a big pain in the ass lol it would make life much easier if this actually works

They said it's stable down to -40°.

I've seen some folks here on RU-vid that gave had some success with dry rotted, cracked tires that were sealed with this stuff. It's pretty amazing.

We put tireject in my sidexside tire an it didn’t stop the 1/4 slice between the treads from leaking. Followed directions an everything. The atv dealer said they don’t have good luck lately with it. They think there was a bad batch of the stuff.

It should... they have the Sportsmans Formula that works on dirt bikes! A 32oz bottle is like $20 and should probably treat about 6 bike tires!

yes

It doesn't seem too

@@Toolsinaction Thanks! I might just have to try it.

i assume ur dead by now