🚧 Slime Flat Tire Puncture Repair Sealant - Emergency Solution for Highway Vehicles, Cars, and Trailers, Non-Toxic and Eco-Friendly - 16 oz Bottle Review

My John Deere L100 Series Rake has a flat tire. I inherited the mower when I bought my house so I have no idea how many hours the engine runs. I didn't want to invest in changing tires so I decided to give it a try. The tire can hold air well enough to mow my lawn, but the next time I go to mow it's completely flat. Follow the easy to follow directions on the bottle and use about half a bottle and the tire will hold air for 6 weeks after application. Overall very satisfied

I lost about 1psi. inches per day in the front tire. I have checked for nails, screws etc and found nothing and the tire is only good for 6 months. (mileage 33 thousand). I added some slime and it slowed the leak down to about 2-3psi a week which isn't a problem as I have a 2hp compressor in my garage. The most interesting thing is that the leak slowed down over time, and at the first acceleration on the highway there was a noticeable imbalance in this tire, but only for a few kilometers.

There was an air leak and I thought this would be a quick and easy fix. The worst. Mistake. Is always. It was a nightmare to put all that slime in the tire. Then about a week later I noticed it was low again. And today I literally blew out a tire. The mechanic said the patch had accumulated unevenly in the tire and was causing this. Now I spend 100€ on a new tire. Even though I followed the instructions and drove slowly after filling the tire with mud, something went wrong. I would just go to a

Slime is a great way to fix a flat tire before damaging the rim. It's easy to use thanks to the dual function cap that unscrews the valve stem and also seals the empty bottle so you don't make a mess in the car. A transparent tube built into the side of the bottle creates a tight seal around the valve stem, virtually eliminating fluid leakage into the tire. I bought them for my mom and grandma as well as mini air compressors. The slime can seal larger holes than the glass to repair the plane…

I was hoping this product would fit my 22psi self-propelled lawnmower tires. I removed the stem with the provided cap tool, squirted in half a bottle and re-inflated the tire with my compressor and I could hear the air coming out. I used the rest of the bottle to no avail, I could still hear the air coming out. Then I added the final step to the instructions on the bottle, I ran the mower about 200 yards/meters around the yard and it worked. The hole is closed. I checked the PSI the next day…

If you've ever used hard green compound in your tires and you remember the instructions then this is a big deal. The quality of goods and delivery in the top five. The kit includes a tube that can be inserted into the tire's air valve. In the absence of instructions, the score is zero because the seller assumes everyone who buys it knows how to use it. My understanding of the product will be repackaged and the price drastically reduced. Besides, you get what you buy; no guarantee, everything…