Slime 10194 2-in-1 Tire & Tube Sealant Puncture Repair Sealant, Premium, Prevent and Repair, suitable for all off-highway Tires and Tubes, Non-Toxic, Eco-Friendly, 32 oz bottle

We live in an area with mesquite trees that shed limbs with 1" - 2" thorns. We've spent time tearing down tires and repairing inner-tubes on the cart and lawn tractor. Then we tried the green Slime. Very pleased with the outcome. Easy to apply, and so far its been very effective. In fact, on one occasion I pulled thorns out of a tire before I used the Slime, so I clearly saw the source of the air leak. After applying Slime the tire has held air and hasn't needed anymore attention. Suggestion: the stem removal tool that comes on the lid of the bottle is not effective on all tires, I suggest that you order a stem removal tool. They're inexpensive and if you need it, it'll pay for itself in one use.

This stuff really works well in small tires. I bought the gallon and pumped the glorp into 6 tires that were very leaky. Four on a garden wagon, and two on a riding mower. After a couple of weeks, 5 of the 6 are not leaking anymore. The 6th one is a large riding mower tire that I can't really distribute the slime around all sides, where there may be some leaks. It is leaking much more slowly, however, and I'd consider that at least a partial success. The gallon is a great value and I think I've only used like 1/3 of it so far for 6 tires.

Do you own an electric scooter with pneumatic tires? Then you know the headache of blowing out your inner tube. Your tire is in perfect condition, but that slow leak is impossible to find. This stuff works great for that. Use it exactly as instructed - but make sure you actually ride your scooter over some bumps after filling the tire with Slime. Setting your cruise control and running the scooter motor while it sits on your workbench won't do it - You need to actually ride it, and agitate the tires so the Slime works into the breach. I repaired my tire over 50 miles ago and it's still holding a complete seal 👍

Good product. Does what it says

I bought a used Lawnmower from a guy down the street, and it was clear that he had put a couple of Tire Repair Plugs in one or 2 of the tires. I had planned to ride with those until they leaked or became unusable, and then buy new ones.Within a week or so of purchasing the mower, one of the tires was leaking. He hadn't done the best patch job. So I bought a new patch kit and this SLIME tire repair/sealant for good measure.I patched the tire up, put the sealant in (as instructed) and got back to work. The tire has been sealed up tight, holding air no problem for about 6 months. I haven't even needed to top it off with air.Definitely recommend this tire sealant. Easy to use, and works great. Still got some left for any other leaks I may be experiencing in the future. Great Buy!

This will not pump up your tire. It will seal little holes or keep the nail in it and use this. Gotta have a tire pump. I'm hoping it won't ruin my rims.

It's going to sound like I'm complaining, but if you read my whole review, you'll understand that this is a compliment. When I received my gallon of slime the bottle came within a box, within another box. When I opened the first box I noticed a single drop green slime, so I knew the bottle inside the second box had punctured. I didn't expect what I found though when I opened the second cardboard box. Within the box was about half a gallon of spilled slime. This product is so dang good that it apparently makes cardboard waterproof! 10 out of 10 would recommend

The directions are easy enough to follow you, pull the valve core pump the recommended amount of green goop into the tire put the valve core back in air it up and drive it around. Well that sounds rather simple and that's exactly what I did I even managed to do it without making a mess. I mowed my grass which is just over 2 and 1/2 acres and I think that should have been enough to roll the green slime around and seal the slow leaks. The two bigger tires would be about half full by the end of the week and the front smaller tires would be just a little low. The two smaller front tires took to the green slime perfectly and are holding pressure just fine the two bigger rear tires are not holding air, I even gave them a second dose about twice the recommendation thinking that might do it well not so much. The tire is not quite halfway flat after a week but it still has some sort of slow leak. It might just be time to break down and buy new tires. I gave it three out of five stars because two tires out of four still have a slow leak