Slime 10008 Flat Tire Puncture Repair Sealant, Prevent and Repair, Tubeless Mower and ATV Tires, Non-Toxic, eco-Friendly, 24 oz Bottle

Great product. Does exactly what it says it will do and has worked for me many times, from wheelbarrow tires to mower tires of different sizes. Easy to use as well.

One of the front tires on my tractor had a slow leak that I could not find. I submerged the entire wheel and tire in water. Never saw one bubble. That tire was always soft when I used the tractor the next time. I filled the tire with Slime and it took a while to stop the leak, but sealed it up and has been air tight for years. I purchased this bottle to carry in my Tesla, which has no spare tire. I have a tire patch kit in addition and a small rechargeable air compressor.

Lawn tractor tires need to be replaced but this stuff saved the day until I can get a new set. Even sealed the cracked sidewall (tire removed) and it now holds air pretty good.

I have used various brands of spray can type tire inflator / sealers many times. They are portable and convenient but are only a temporary fix at best and sometimes don't work very well. The liquid slime tire sealer is a completely different product. It isn't a pressurized inflator for emergencies. It requires the use of a tool to remove the valve stem core, to install the thick liquid sealer into the tire. A cheap plastic tool was included but it broke the first time I tried to use it. However, I also purchased the slime brand valve core removal tool and it is a relatively easy procedure. It requires some time and effort and it is a little messy but it is a very effective and lasting fix for leaking tires. I have a John Deere riding lawnmower that is over 25 years old. Although the original tires still have most of their tread, they had developed slow leaks that have gotten worse over time. I put slime in all 4 tires and once they had sealed, they remained inflated. The slime isn't cheap but it was quicker and more cost effective than replacing the tires. Do yourself a favor and buy a real valve stem core removal tool, the cheap plastic tool included with the slime is too weak. Bottom line : slime can be an acceptable option for slow leaks and tires that are still in reasonably good condition. However, if you have any kind of sidewall leak or badly deteriorated tires, it will make more sense to just replace the tire. You also should keep in mind that slime recommends only leaving the slime product in the tire for up to 2 years.

Walked out of the restaurant with completely flat tire. Visible gash/puncture In The tire. 8 miles from home at 10pm. No spare. Put slime in it, aired it up and it stopped the leak. Drove all the way home on the highwayand still holding 40 PSI. What a win, great product. Buying more on Amazon right now.

Good deal, works as expected.

I've been using Slime for years. I have never tried it on one of my automobiles but I have used it on multiple zero turn mowers, our UTV and our trailers. It has always sealed the leak. All leaks have been in the treads, no sidewalls. This latest purchase was due to Honey Locust thorns in my Bad Boy Zero Turn tires. $30 of slime beats a $200 tire! And... it seems to prevent future leaks as well. I hope this helps!

First off, let me preface this review by pointing out that my use case is rather specific, and not likely to be shared by too many other folks. I ride around on an E-Scooter, specifically the Segway ZT3 Pro. This particular model is a hybridization of a street scooter and an off-road vehicle, meaning that it's tires are unique and specialized. They are Tubeless Tires which still require air, but fit a seal around the rim. With this in mind, I have a few poignant notes to make about how well this Slime works in a Motorized vehicle. More specifically, how well Slime works in a Motorized Tire. See, the tire that I had issues with was my motor-tire, located in the rear of the vehicle. It was initially a small seal issue, but just before ordering this product, I garnered a serious 3-5mm hole in the same tire, via an errant screw. When this arrived, I was new to figuring out the valve situation, but I worked past it and got about 11-12oz of this Slime into the tire. I filled it up, and gave it a try. Something to note, this is not a typical application for this material. It works, but not over a two year period, closer to two weeks instead. In my case, there's a thermal issue. When operating, this Slime stays liquid at all times, which normally isn't an issue, and is precisely why you put a large quantity of the material into your tire; to replace that which is lost in operation. Well, when you heat up this substance, its performance drops quickly. This is inevitable when the motor heats up from operation, and this means that the tire starts to act like a high-pressure, spinning Slime squirtgun. In my attached photos you can see where in the tire my leak is, as there's a line of green along its axis. Ultimately this means that after a very short time, the slime will be ejected, and the hole will still be a problem. Notably, without a large puncture in the tire, this product is kind of perfect for sealing the rims of the tubeless tires, reducing leakage. Less than a month later, however, I'm already using more to refill the tire, and have already noticed another pressure drop. I think this ultimately means that this substance only works under a specific pressure threshold, which ultimately lowers with the tender application of additional heat. It's a great temporary solution to permanent problems, with the caveat of a later clean-up. Buy with caution, understanding that this is a bottled solution, not a bottle of solutions to your problem. If you live in tropical or hot climates, this product might not work for you.

I have a Kawasaki ZX6R with a tubeless 17" rear wheel, which ran over a large screw. I used a rubber tyre plug repair kit to patch the hole which worked to an extent, however a small air leak persisted which dropped my air pressure to zero overnight. I could hear and see the leak when spraying the affected area with water. This tyre slime was easy to use and did the job of fixing the air leak 100% completely. It includes a valve stem removal tool which is incredibly handy and a small rubber tube to inject the slime into the wheel. No mess, nothing leaked out or dripped anywhere, and after reinflating the tyre and going for a quick ride around the block, the leak is now 100% fixed. I had to use 3/4 of the bottle, so for my application one bottle covered one wheel. Just follow the instructions and it'll work for you too. The other benefit is that if you run over another nail or screw, the slime will kick into action and prevent another puncture. Very happy with it, and seeing as my tyre has nearly full tread a much cheaper option than buying another new tyre.

I was skeptical after reading some negative reviews but its been almost 3 weeks now and there has not been any punctures or tyre pressure loss for the two tyres I filled it in. These tyres would have pressure loss in a week which was probably because of very small punctures that cannot be really fixed (without deliberately enlarging them as done by some puncture shops and then ruining the tyre over time). I have an SX4 and had tough time getting punctures done with very unreliable fix done by local puncture shops. This product is a must have if you are experiencing frequent punctures or small punctures. Will post another review in 3 months.

It actually works. Had multiple punctures on my fz16 rear tyre, tyre showroom guy asked me to change the tyre. But I didn't want to because the tyre grip was intact. Installed it myself and airloss is almost negligible.

Sella bien. Lo recomiendo

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