🔧 Berryman 1332 R Tire Sealant, 1 Fluid Ounce Review

I have used Berryman mountain bike tire sealant in the past with a few issues but that stopped with this batch. Did they change their formula? Who knows. It was terrible. I ride tubeless ghetto bikes on MTN bikes and this shit just seeped in between the seal and the tire and never really got hard and turned to rubber like it was supposed to. It ended up sealing the tire bead after adding fluid several times, but this kept causing problems. In comparison, once I stopped using it and switched to…

After replacing three lawn mower tires and repairing another, I was looking for breakdown options rather than buying new tires or patching them and came across this product . I've been using it on all four tires on three different lawn mowers for over a year. No more flat tires! I have my grandfather's 20 year old lawn mower with original 34 year old tires. The mower works for my purposes, but not to the point where I want to put four new tires on it. All tires have cracks from long sitting and

If like me you have a leak in your rim bead seal then look no further. I have the chrome rims my car came with. They are old and starting to rust a bit. The two rims didn't fit the bead properly and I was losing 5 to 10 pounds a day. I have tried many products but none of them have properly fixed the bead seal leak. This stuff did it for the first time. In case of ball loss, use a little more than indicated on the back. My rim and tire size called for a 12 if it's sticky. I used 16 in both…

I have a large yard with thorny trees and other thorns in the ground. I've had flat tires quite a few times over the years and have tried different solutions (patches, inner tubes, slimy sealant, airless tires). Each of these solutions have been temporary and/or expensive. The problem is that I would inevitably run into more spikes. The airless tires I recently bought for the front wheels seem to have fixed the problem. I don't think anyone makes airless rear tires, probably because (1) they…

First of all, the goods arrived on time, but when the box was opened it became clear that the sealant had leaked into a plastic bag that sealed the bottle with sealant. The liquid obscured the instructions on the bottle. Then the supposed tool they give you to remove the valve stem is plastic and wouldn't let me remove the valve stem but found it pretty useless. Using a metal tool and pulling out the valve stems, I was able to apply some sealant to the front and rear tires on my wife's bike…

Decided to share an interesting experience with this sealant and high volume mountain bike tire. Yesterday, after a rocky drive, I noticed Berryman's sealer working on a 3 inch rock cut on a snakeskin carcass. Tires. I don't know how long the sealing lasted, but I didn't even realize it didn't affect my driving dynamics. First time with Berrymans, so good news. I decided to experiment with reusing a tire that had 300 (yes, three hundred) tiny punctures punctured by a home-made winter cleat set.

wow. What a great product. I have a piece of land covered in these miserable seeds that people call goat heads. One run with my yard tractor and I've collected a few. A few days later I had 2 flat tires and a slow leak in the third. I bought this after seeing a lot of reviews saying to stay away from "green things". Day 1 - I followed the instructions (see tips below) and after inflating the first tire I still heard the leak for about 10-15 seconds and then it was gone. calm. I think it's cool,