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

**5.0 out of 5 stars** - A Game-Changer for Flat Tire Repair!I am absolutely thrilled with the Slime 10008 Flat Tire Puncture Repair Sealant! As a frequent cyclist, I've had my fair share of flat tires, but this product has been a lifesaver. The sealant is incredibly easy to use - simply inject it into the tire, and it instantly seals any punctures. No more worrying about getting stuck with a flat tire on the side of the road!The sealant is also incredibly effective. I've had multiple punctures in the same tire, and the Slime has consistently sealed them without any issues. The tire pressure remains stable, and the sealant doesn't affect the tire's performance in any way.What I love most about this product is its convenience. No more carrying around a spare tube or worrying about finding a bike shop to fix a flat. The Slime is a self-contained solution that can be used anywhere, anytime.The packaging is also top-notch. The sealant comes in a compact, easy-to-carry container with clear instructions. The valve stem is easy to remove and replace, making it simple to inject the sealant into the tire.Overall, I'm thoroughly impressed with the Slime 10008 Flat Tire Puncture Repair Sealant. It's a must-have for any cyclist, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and convenient solution for flat tire repair.**Pros:*** Easy to use* Highly effective* Convenient and portable* No need for spare tubes or bike shop visits* Compact and easy to carry**Cons:** None!

I had a tire that kept going flat on my riding snowblower. I researched and this was a recommended solution. It worked great. Easy to squeeze in and just ride around for about 10 minutes so the product can slosh around inside the tire and you are good to go. It finds the leak and plugs it.

I had five leaky tires. It worked on four. It had no effect on the fifth tire which continued to leak .

Great product!

Wasn’t very confident when I purchased this. Had slow leak on two of my lawn tractor for over 2 years - decided to try this before replacing tire. Has maintained air for a month now. Bottle enough for 3 tires. Happy with this product so far.

I bought a Cub Cadet XT50 Riding Lawnmower, and the tires were such low quality that on the first use in my field, all 4 tired went flat. Comically, the tires were penetrated by nettles which have been an issue in my field for a few years. Every tire had nettles stuck to it and several of them had gone through the rubber tread of each tire. I could literally hear the air hissing out after I pulled them out. Never had that happen on any lawnmower previously, but that's for another review.After realizing the tires wouldn't hold hold my first thought was fix-a-flat, but my son-in-law mentioned this so I gave it a try.I am now sold on this product, after putting the slime in the tires per the instructions I have not had a flat in any of the tires over the past 3 years. A valve came out so had to install a new tire and Immediately added this bottle to it. No problems with nettle punctures any more. I just pull them out and the slime seals the holes.Love this product and the price here is great!

I had a flat. I added slime, and now I don't have a flat.

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.

I use this on my lawn tractor when my tubless tires no longer hold air, instead of buying inner tubes or new tires. It's cheaper, and way easier to do. Works fantastic!!

Muy útil para poner en la llantas de mi bicicleta y en mi Razor… se los recomiendo

I used this product to repair an old wheelbarrow tire. It’s now been over three (3) months and it’s still holding the air.

Sella bien. Lo recomiendo

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