project farm is a guy that does comparisons of common small engine/farm/mower products.
he does a good job on comparing tire sealants. I'll jump ahead to the end. He doesn't make recommendations but Tire Slime is very effective for its price point. One of the products he reviews can seal a 1/2" puncture
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I've never used anything but green slime and never had a flat from anything other than large punctures through the sidewall, but Rockinbar's got a lot more thorns than I do. I'd listen to him.
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I've never used anything but green slime and never had a flat from anything other than large punctures through the sidewall, but Rockinbar's got a lot more thorns than I do. I'd listen to him.
I use the Tireject in ATV/UTV's and have not even added air to them.
I have it in one tractor as well.
For extra HD stuff, I use Multiseal Pro2500. It's made over by you.
I've never used anything but green slime and never had a flat from anything other than large punctures through the sidewall, but Rockinbar's got a lot more thorns than I do. I'd listen to him.
Lol, he is kind of a Thorny guy............I'd listen to him as well.
Paul
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I use QuadBoss in my ATV front tires and have Slime in the rear. The rear tires were on my first ATV and I replaced the front tires later on my ATV. I like the QuadBoss far more than Slime. Slime dried out into a gooey ball and gave me vibration even before it dried out. Even in cold temps the Quad Boss will stop vibrations after riding a short distance and Slime in the Winter never did stop. When I replace the rear tires I'll use QuadBoss.
I'll second that! Out here in the desert, mesquite thorns can get to over 2" long and 1/8" in diameter. TireJect seals up to a 3/8" hole. I know, because I ran over a mesquite stump and ripped a hole about that size and it sealed it.
Ed
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Only question I have is the only good for a year part. I know very few sealants are good for the life of the tire but 12 months seems short for the price. Not criticizing the product, only asking for you or JG's experience with this.
I add it every year for peace of mind. Small price to pay IMHO. Green Slime was consistently a miserable failure, required multiple plugs, and a reliable, portable air compressor
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Only question I have is the only good for a year part. I know very few sealants are good for the life of the tire but 12 months seems short for the price. Not criticizing the product, only asking for you or JG's experience with this.
Bill
If you put half again too much in it, you'd probably be okay for 2-3 years.
That's what I've done with success.
The only sealant I know of that you don't have to renew is the Multiseal. It's a one time application.
I have tractors, 4 wheeler's bicycles, etc... When the guy came to put tires on my tractor, this is what he used 5 gallon bucket if needed. Its cheap if you add up how much slime costs per bottle, and can get 50 bottles or more out of this Never had a flat, and we are in mesquite country. I use both heavy duty, and regular http://www.deltatiresealant.com/tire_sealants.php
Tire jec I have a pasture I rent that is Solid honey loctus You can’t drive from one end to the other without 4 flats tires on the 4 wheeler Tire jec no more flats period the tires look like porcupine
