Tire repair

[Rockout Rocker Products]

I've used the Ride On sealant with great results. Preventative rather than fixative tho.

[screem]

Yup, when the last Stop n Go plug started to leak on me while out on the road I pulled into a auto parts store and put some Slime into the tire to seal it up, it worked fine and I got back on the road.

I would have no problem plugging that tire and running it.

Mike

I just picked up a half dozen tire plugging kits for the trucks at work. Slime company makes a great plugging tools and rope plugs ,and glue... the tools are really stout and should last years, they also have plugs and glue availible in seperate packs.

[mrmike]

I wouldn't use the squirt sealant in anything. JMO of course. 

  What  he said

I used it once, it didn't really work, and then I forgot to tell the tech I had used it. He was not happy with me when I went to pick up my wheel.

I agree my kids were forever getting holes in their bicycle tires so I bought some new tubes with the Slime already in them, didn't help a bit except it was easy to find the leak just look for the green "Potty mouth" coming out.

I my case I was on the road and the plug had a slow leak so I was looking to buy some time til I got home and in this case it worked.

Needless to say Blackhills Ken was less than pleased with me when I brought the tire in for a change after I told him it had green "Potty mouth" in it. Lol


Mike

[rigidthumper]

That slime tends to go everywhere when breaking the bead...

[SixShooter14]

yep, I've had good and bad luck with the various slime products. But it's always a mess for the guy doing the changing.....

Same with the canned fix-a-flat. It can sometimes get ya home, but there's a cost to that crap.

[calif phil]

I've used the Ride On sealant with great results. Preventative rather than fixative tho.

Ride on is a great product. 

[chaos901]

Another for Ride On, it does not make a mess when you change the tire either as it stays inside the tire.