Slime 60186 Flat Tire Puncture Repair Sealant, Emergency Repair for Highway Vehicles, Suitable for Cars/Trailers, Non-Toxic, eco-Friendly, 14oz

The tire tread was peeling off the tire causing a leak that could not be plugged. Completely flat. It was about 25° outside and the can only dispensed half the contents. Was able to inflate the tire and make it to the shop. So the slime saved the day.

Works great

Used it in a front tractor tire that started out with new tire & tube & their entire life needed air about once a month but haven’t needed any since I put Slime in.

The slim brand has always been an genuine effective fix. I have been using slime since I used to ride on bicycles. Well it is not a permanent fix for if you have a hole in your inner tube it is a great fix to hold you over until you are able to get to either the mechanic or to your local store to get a replacement inner tube.Overall, it's worth every penny and you get plenty in the canister that it comes in depending on which slime you are getting whether that's the plastic bottle for your inner tubes for a bicycle or the metal canister as I've shown in my picture for your SUVs trucks or vans.However I don't give this an entire five stars but more of four stars not because of their product but because resorting to using slime rather than fixing the problem is more of my own problem.⭐⭐⭐⭐👍👍

I've used slime before with some success, but I think this time the tire and tube were too dry rotted.

I’ve been using this stuff for a number of years for a number of vehicles now and it works every time. It’s especially great with those small annoying leaks where you just lose a couple pounds every few days so you have to keep adding air like once a week. It totally seals it. The bottle says to only rely on it for 300 to 500 miles and then get a proper fix. However, I have not found this to be the case. The seal holds for the rest of the life of my tire every time I’ve used it.My only complaint is that I wish it was a little cheaper, but you can seal up 2 tires (use only half the can per tire - you can probably even get away with using less). There is a garage not far from me that fixes leaking tires for $10, which is the same price as this product so not really saving any money by using it. It’s more just a matter of convenience.Just make sure you get this “thru-core” one. They have other ones as well so it can get confusing, but the one you’d want for situations like I’ve described above (small to medium leak in a typical passenger vehicle) is this “thru-core” one.

I never write a review, but this product was terrible enough to warrant one. I tried to use this on a bike tire (tube). It was totally deflated, but had a puncture almost 1/8". The package said it was good for a 1/4" puncture. Firstly, the stem of the can is fixed, so there is no angling this to connect it to the stem - we had to totally remove the tube to attach the can. Secondly, I thought this stuff was compressed enough to get _some_ air into the tube. This product is advertised as emergency repair, so I thought it would be similar to fix-a-flat and at least partially inflate the tire. The tube was totally flat - zero air. It barely put any air into a 26"x1.25 tube. A majority (probably around half) of the product is still in the can, and it doesn't even dribble out. I reassembled the tube into the tire, thinking once inflated, the air making contact with the goo would seal the hole. Nope, the goo just gushes out of the hole, and makes a complete mess. This product is a total waste of money, time and effort.

I used this on my riding mower tire that was going flat on me between uses. Very easy to use, and the tire stays pressurized now. Good purchase, but just a little pricey, still pretty good value considering I don't have to air up the tire everyday now.