🔧 AGS Ru-Glyde Mounting Paste: Alloy Wheel, Low Profile, and Run Flat Tire Solution - Convenient and Effective Review

This stuff works very well. I added water, mixed some up and poured into a spray bottle which is great for planting tubeless tires on rims.

This makes life a lot easier when fitting new tires onto rims. Apply liberally, and in some cases you don't even need a spoon. Unlike petroleum jelly, this will not affect the integrity of the rubber/joints in tires and tubes. It's worth it and this bath should last a long time.

It's more like a hand cleaner than anything, it's not heavy enough to stay in the tire bead to lift the tire bead. The product is solid like the installed silicone you squeeze. It becomes an unstable watery paste that is no longer sticky enough to prevent air from escaping. It is solid white and not sticky

Excellent performance, leaves no residue, applies well with a brush or your favorite bristle brush and helps glide smoothly over tires. I have used this with Mayflower tire changers and have no complaints. I enjoy using it and would definitely buy it again/recommend it to others.

Consistency is like a large bar of soap. It's too difficult to get a lot of material out with your fingers and what comes out is lumpy and doesn't fit well in the tire bead. Not sure if that's how it's supposed to be, but I went and bought some Murphys at my local auto shop (paying less than Amazon) and the Murphys got the job done.

I bought this specifically for making motorcycle tires. A guy I know uses this paste and I tried it at his house one day. I always thought liquid was lighter. So, I have this paste and had to change tires for a friend yesterday. My garage isn't heated, but that's not a problem for work. But my tire grease is frozen. I remembered I bought this and opened the lid to see if it would freeze. no worked great.

This arrived in a poorly packaged box (good job Revain) with the box open. Luckily I didn't lose any of the other items in the box. I opened the box and shook the bucket. It sounded like a solid brick. I decided to remove the lid and of course almost hardened. I took a brand new tire brush and tried to stir it. It didn't work at all. I tried putting it on a new tire and mounting it, but the compound didn't fit the tire at all. I will return it and look for another brand.

I had the same experience as another user. I ordered this a while ago and didn't need it until last weekend (too late to initiate a refund). Well, I opened it for the first time and this stuff has the consistency of a slightly damp bar of soap. Far from pasta. It doesn't smudge or run, it just breaks into pieces and makes a mess. They say it dissolves in water. I broke off a few pieces, put them in a spray bottle of water and shook for a while, hoping to salvage that container of things. Well…