Do you use tire sealant?

what do you think?
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[@victordauphin2949]

I just use the tire plug kits. They say it's only for temporary repairs but in my experience they've always outlived the tires, even when I run them down to the white stripes underneath the tread.

[@nunomarquez847]

😂😂 dam making sure you get every last mile hu

[@sammyhooligan803]

Yea, that's what I got. The Slime Plug Kit worked best for me and it saves me from paying $12. For tire repair at shop.

[@victordauphin2949]

@@nunomarquez847 in this economy you have to

[@TheOneTrueFett]

Yup, got one in my rear passenger tire for almost 2 years, lol

[@mikesweet5848]

Yeah those are perfect. Absolutely zero reason to take the tire off and do the butt plug style that’s considered the “permanent” repair.

[@turbazo2001]

If I’m in the middle of nowhere with no spare, I’ll use it with extreme frustration and tip the guy at the tire shop for the excess work.

[@benjurqunov]

Tire shop, what's that ?

[@chancejewson1516]

​@@benjurqunov what's it sound like?

[@allistergraham6704]

​@@benjurqunov a shop with tires

[@bindingcurve]

Have some plugs and a compressor if you are not packing a spare. Good chance the shop will be able to patch it instead of a new tire.

[@dzl6848]

This isn't fix a flat you put this in your tire before. You put air in it. Not really meant for cars but more for machinery.

[@Ketchupse]

Now let’s see what it looks like and how mad the tech will be when changing that tire 😂😂

[@michaelsutherland9337]

Basically all tire techs almost forces new tires when they have people bring in shit like this. It makes their job a lot messier and longer.

[@Random-ed2xf]

​@@michaelsutherland9337 I'm not sure if anyone told you that's why they came in.

[@OklahomaLoneWolf]

Everyone worried about the guys changing tire. Who give a fuck? Lmao. You think the tech gives one fuck when my wife breaks down in the middle of nowhere? Dumb.

[@dennisb-trains23]

Well in an emergency maybe it's acceptable or 5 30 pm rush hour 4 lanes bumper to bumper traffic would be better than taking out 12 cars with a flat 🤔

[@dennisb-trains23]

​@@michaelsutherland9337 they soft

[@Clintoniumer]

Imagine being in a cold weather climate, that goop about to be a 10 pound dumbbell swinging inside your tire 😂😂😂

[@Heath_Conley_I_Am]

lmao hilarious i was thinking the same dam thing

[@burniemac1364]

Aye no shit 😂😂😂😂😂

[@playstupidgameswinstupidpr7065]

Yeah.... never picked up a can of fixaflat that weighs 10lbs

[@nysports5085]

Ok maybe not use it in low temp weather

[@stephenjones9153]

​@nysports5085 It's doesn't need cold weather to put the Tyre out of Balance a liquid inside being spun will move to one side of the tyre and put it out of Balance. Try spinning a cup of liquid on a turntable and watch the liquid get thrown out.

[@Hernandez530]

Wheel balance and TPMS left the chat 😂

[@steelisthemeal]

& will never speak again on this subject matter 🤣

[@josephdantuono7431]

This!! TPMS is done for.

[@newslavecity8311]

its not meant for cars

[@americancapitalist9094]

Eh it’s a trailer tire. Just need to get it home.

[@bendent9002]

Hey, not to mention the alloy wheels, this crap corrodes the hell out of them. This crap should never be put in any tire ever, when you go to get tire fixed, the patch will not bond to the tire and what idiot using the shit ever goes and fixes the tire! NONE!

[@isabellam1936]

Pro Tip: Tire sealant is not a permanent fix for a tire. It also may throw your tire out of alignment. Learn about it before using it.

[@Spike-sk7ql]

Balance, not alignment. Alignment is handled by the suspension.

[@chrisbraid2907]

The Smart thing if you are only doing it to one or two tyres is to fit them on the rear where it's not so important ...

[@Triple_zed]

Never beat a good old push/pull repair 😎

[@johnmclarnon5890]

I carry a shoelace tire repair kit in both of my vehicles and I have done that since I got my Drivers' license back in 1979😮

[@abdullatif-fr7vd]

Those Slim Jim’s are dry rotten by now

[@LionsTigersBears]

Tire plugs work great if you get the commercial grade by superior seal. Stayed in passed the wear of the tire. No mess goop to deal with...

[@markinsacramentoshow]

the Slime brand tire sealant destroyed my aluminum rims from the inside out

[@49giants3]

They slimed you folks

[@jaayjr2516]

Fix-A-Flat wheel destroy aluminum rims also if you don't clean it off as soon as possible

[@robertpurdy701]

Also fouls and destroys the Schrader valve.

[@douglasmaynard7672]

.....wtf.....schrader valve is on the fuel rail! >​@@robertpurdy701

[@burniemac1364]

It's a grimey business

[@davidhenri2722]

Have once. Got me home. Steering wheel had mind of its own. Never again.

[@ImTheMan0fSteel]

Lol what??

[@chillicurrtios1786]

adding a liquid inside tire it throws off the balance and makes the tire wobble and shake an absolute ton especially at high speeds in other words he should’ve took it off and put on the spare if he got a flat tire

[@southernbrothersbackyardca6616]

​@@chillicurrtios1786 Or moved it to the rear and the rear to the front until he could get to the shop.

[@BawkBawkBawk666]

What you should have done was move a rear tire to the front and put that tire on the rear

[@chillicurrtios1786]

@@southernbrothersbackyardca6616 that too 👍

[@jetn4677]

As a former tire fitter just know they use this against you, if you come in for a 20 dollar puncture repair on a new 200 dollar tire if there is any sealant like this inside they refuse and say you have to buy a new tire

[@jerrybanley7695]

That's exactly right. Most shops will not repair a tire that's has goop in it. It's the same thing with that A/C recharge kit. You can either fix it right the first time, or replace the whole system later, because most shops wont touch your A/C system if you've ever used an off the shelf recharge kit.

[@420frankp]

​​@@jerrybanley7695I've never heard of that and I've been a tech for 25 years. Quit spreading the nonsense bud. 6 months and 2 likes is your answer to the Automotive world.

[@420frankp]

😂 incorrect. You side of the road tire techs are exactly that. =garbage. Dont let them ever fool you. Apparently they already have.

[@dizzy4303]

Okay bet, in that case i present to you this road hazard certificate i bought with the tires to redeem for a free replacement. Since its so urgent that it be replaced i might as well

[@jtbrownful]

@@420frankp Been a tech for 3 years, been working at 2 different shops (by choice due to travel distances) and each shop has said the exact same thing without me asking if they do it or not... It's a thing some of us shops do depending on wear of tyre , if we have one in stock etc etc

[@Stroke2Handed]

I make my own. Flour, black pepper, cornmeal, and 50/50 antifreeze.

[@markobrien678]

Whole wheat or white? Peppercorns or ground?

[@Stroke2Handed]

@@markobrien678 white, ground.

[@goblue0020]

Fabulous. I must say I have used this a few times since you posted it last year. I wish i could buy you a beer. You have saved me and my lady on a few occasions. Im even thinking of giving her a free pass for you.

[@Stroke2Handed]

@@goblue0020 🤣 Awesome!🤘

[@shaggydog5409]

Please excuse the stupidity of this 85 year old lady, but just how do you get the stuff inside the tire?? It has no pressure so you can't put it in through the valve stem. I'm confused.

[@jdsmith1621]

Now try to balance that tire.

[@newslavecity8311]

its like for construction farm and off road stuff. its not for highway vehicles or trailers unless its an emergency and chances are ur not gunna have that stuff handy in an emergency. we use this for our tractor tires all the time, beats paying 1000 bucks for a new tire after u get a little thorn plus we can keep workin

[@joshdiehl8737]

I got a flat tire on a rental car deep inside Grand Canyon National Park. No cell service. Luckily the car had a sealant like this in the trunk. It fixed the flat but the car shook almost uncontrollably at anything over 55 MPH

[@jamesrussell6870]

I thought they were supposed to be self leveling/balancing??

[@paulkubinec9925]

9ipp⁰⁰00⁸

[@Tizzypj]

@@joshdiehl8737 not supposed to go more than 30mph with some lol always read the bottle 🤣

[@MrWillaqui]

FlatOut coats the inside of the tire, dramatically reducing porosity. As the additive spreads around the tire and rim, slow leaks from the bead, pin holes in the rim and leaking valve stem problems are fixed in a similar fashion to punctures.

[@damon224]

Great for riding mowers in the Texas panhandle!

[@tommylamb5306]

Pro care tire sealant was the very best! I sold it for 5 years! For farmers it came in a 5 gallon bucket with a hand pump to install it with! Self leveling inside the tire to make it balanced out on it own !

[@biged391sad1]

works on farm equipment, but is not so well on the road.

[@skipads5141]

"Self-leveling"?? So an enormous amount is all on one side? Great stuff. Nothing could go wrong there.

[@francisphillipeck4272]

self balancing means never balancing

[@robertosola7576]

But does it dry rot the tire from the inside out?

[@fordsquared537]

I’m a tire tech. I take that off to patch it and it dumps that shit on me and my machine I’m throwing hands

[@bigbrudda96]

You won’t do a fookin thing ya chapstick

[@whatsyourname4115]

We charged a fee of $50 for any tire with that crap in it

[@user-lm8xp6xt2x]

Dam i charge 10 No guarantees TX

[@tommyrobinson1742]

your no tech your just a tyre changer nothing else boyo

[@user-qo3kf2oy7b]

Throwing hands in the air😂

[@mrwilly41]

Flat out is definitely one of the best products out there. The problem is the weight of the product. Good for small garden tractors, small wheels. I wouldn't use it on car tires , serious balance issues.

[@d3eno89]

Never mind changing the tyre try balancing the tyre also . Great for agricultural and uses on the field but not for everyday trucks and trailers. Would you feel safe driving 70mph on motorway after a magic sealant has just repaired your tyre ? Not for me guys but everyone is entitled to there own opinion and I'm just sharing mines .

[@nathansmith8969]

It beats walking especially when you are out in nomads land and have no clue of where you are with nothing nowhere in sight or within walking range

[@michaelsmith4325]

But you don’t usually know you have a flat tire until it’s already kinda flat unless your driving on an empty road with your windows down so how are you going to fill that tire back up unless you carry a small air compressor and you don’t have the fancy stand lol I’m sure you don’t need the stand tho if for some reason you do it sucks even more i feel like that stuff isn’t as convenient as people might think if your lucky enough to hear the tiring hissing aka front tire windows down no music on or traffic and the whole isn’t big and it’s a slow leak then it’s okay but that’s not often most likely your going to just have to pop on the spare tire and keep it moving

[@davidrandell7162]

no man's land?

[@markobrien678]

Yeah...and you're down to your last shuck, and rides are as scarce as the rain.

[@buddyflood6761]

​@@michaelsmith4325they air the tire up enough to drive on it

[@user-nc6ce4vo4s]

I used tire sealant across multiple tires across multiple cars. Never had a single problem. Balanced fine, wore normally, didnt cause any negative feedback. I currently have two truck sized cans in my truck right now, probably each sitting around half empty. They'll be used again when needed, until I hit the tread minimum and go get my new set

[@mrdex2787]

they’re all in cohorts with each other. I would not use that slime because it’s messy and it ruins your rims as well. I change my own tire to a temporary spare till I get to the dealership the very next day and decide whether it’s a new tire or to patch the old tire. If a vehicle don’t come with a spare, which seems to be the newest thing nowadays just like cell phones without chargers. I’ll buy a temporary spare and put it in the trunk or cargo area especially if it’s your girls car. A must

[@AKing416]

“Where do you think that was “ - right there 💀😆

[@thepropaneman]

Tire sealant is only a temporary fix and generally most sealants make it impossible for the tire to actually be patched in the future resulting in the owner paying for an entire new tire. And if your car is awd, congratulations you may have to replace all 4 tires because of uneven tread depth because it can damage awd cars if tire thickness is not very similar in all 4 tires

[@Brucester2020]

I used to hate working on tires with stuff in it. I had to clean out the stuff from the rim and tire before patching it, then hope the tire sensor would be ok. Simple thing is to just put your spare tire on and bring the tire to the shop.

[@randybobandy9828]

This isn't meant for a commuter vehicle my guy.

[@larryw866]

This is a pre-install solution you put it in tire after head is set

[@suzannetisseur2872]

If the store's can get someone to purchase any old crap, they will just to make a buck.

[@MrLacethefuckup]

Not supposed to repair a tire once this shit has been used on it. Even says on the can of fix a flat, that it's for emergency use only, and replace the tire after

[@JackMyhoff-wy5mc]

This. Be nice to your tire guy, not doing this will save you money 2 ways.

[@richardrockhill4706]

I've used tire plugs for decades. Never had any problems with them. I don't like fix a flat products, except riding lawn mower tires.

[@matthewthornley6752]

Yeah I was about to say the same thing as everybody else lol The tech changing that tire is going to be pissed but it will get you there

[@MarioMartinez-mt9fo]

Warning ⚠️ it doesn’t work in vehicles or trailers with TPMS which is Tire Pressure Monitoring System if is use it will clog the tire sensors and it will become expensive to fix but you won’t have a flat tire 👍

[@gertis7420]

We all know, that product is going to affect balance and possibly the sensor inside the tire. But this is for emergencies, so you can get home.

[@larryw866]

This is for trailer tire only you put it in the tire after you set the bead

[@diamondheat9]

Yea but who needs a 1 gallon jug for emergencies

[@diamondheat9]

@@larryw866 explain how you pour liquid sealant in the tires if the bead is set?

[@larryw866]

@@diamondheat9 what do you mean if bead is set you pour it in lmao how fucking dumb are you, after the bead is set you let the air out moron

[@diamondheat9]

@@larryw866 if the bead is set then how will you add the sealant and let out the air when there is only one valve stem? If you haven't noticed, it is a liquid hense gallon jugs. Do you understand the meaning of setting the bead? Stop talking if you don't understand the simplest things about tires.

[@adumbkidwithengines5949]

I used tire sealant on my car my tire keep going flat every week, I don’t have much money so I used it. However I’m a mechanic I know how much of a mess tire sealant makes, i will take that tire off, debeed it, and pressure wash the inside of the rim with a hotsy pressure washer then take it in to get a new tire on it and balanced. Tire sealant is very messy and probably will cost you more in the long run if you don’t know what you’re doing.

[@JayJay-cy2fg]

How about you show the whole process so we know what's going on and then maybe we want to use the product all you did was Poke the tire and drip what looks to be fix a flat or some type of sealant out of it. But we don't know enough about what's going on t o be like yo that's a good product

[@Mordorer]

Trust you know enough by what you just commented to know this is trash sold to lazy consumers.

[@nonya68]

Yup

[@davidelliott5843]

Tyre sealant is great. Just make 100% sure your rims are not even slightly buckled. The sealant will make them unusable.

[@MrScotaru]

Driving down interstate......son: Dad, why is the truck vibrating all over the road? 😃

[@JohnnyWhytetrash]

You def don't know how fluid works in a moving wheel.

[@bjgonzalespovs8164]

Tire Sealants are only for temporary tire fix and very useful specialy if u are about to go in mountainous area. Like what happened to us here in Cebu Philippines when we are hit by Superstorm Odette. nails, screws and other sharp materials from flying debris is everywhere. 6 hrs before the storm hits, i put tire sealants on my 4 tires of my suv. After 3 days of driving it guess what.. my 4 tires has atleast 4 or 6 screws and nails and other small sharp things 😂 and vulcanizing shops that time are not available due to power disconnection.

[@user-zu1jm2cq2q]

в 96-97 годах в Жигули с завода ложили такой герметик, longway назывался, розового цвета.

[@rommel5241]

Honestly If I don't have a spare or my Jack is Jacked... I have no problems having to replace tire and TPMS sensor later. As long as I got home or to the tech. The tow will cost me more then both the tire and sensor together in most cases.

[@ExtinctInsanity]

Yup lasts about 40 miles. Same stuff they use in runflats

[@206beastman]

Run flats are built with thicker side walls guy. The tesla tires have thik material inside then like a heavy foam around the rim

[@logandaysh7447]

Good idea for bikes and tractors and whatnot but for a car used on the roads daily and at high speeds. Wheel balancing will be near impossible and if left to long that stuff solidifies in the tyre making it extremely difficult to change

[@amd5114]

I've never had a rope plug fail on me.....ever

[@incredulousd9408]

I've replaced tons with patch plugs, but they were usually a very slow leak. Most of which I would attribute to improper installation.

[@jameshalljedidrivertrainer7207]

It will also cause a tire to flip a belt. I've had it happen a couple times.

[@steelisthemeal]

@@jameshalljedidrivertrainer7207 very much true as the tires heat up the process begins

[@metalsurgeon9196]

I've had them pull out in hot parking lots. Glued themselves to the pavement and pull right out when you drive off.

[@vanhill8831]

@@metalsurgeon9196 Dude, I'd move ! How freakin hot do it get where you live ?

[@yuma_da_puma]

Tire sealant is for temporary use such as driving to the shop to get a replacement tire and such. Not for everyday use. Calm down

[@markothevrba]

Use tire slime, washes out with water. I would not recommend using it on anything with speed as the balance will be fucked, but for ATVs, lawn mowers and stuff it's great.

[@halfanhour2128]

It doesn't stop an air leak, put bubble soap over the hole and watch the bubbles come up

[@buddyflood6761]

I've had it seal them for weeks, didn't leak any air

[@johnwarwick4105]

Calm down everybody. This stuff is aimed at off road or slow road use like tractors and plant it’s amazing stuff. Most are plant based and just wash out if you need the tire off. It’s not the emergency stuff in a can

[@peterzito1372]

Go to Wally world and get a 5 dollar plug set works great for a while they said at shops we don't plug tires any more just patch now there back to good old fashion plugs😅⛄❄️🧑‍🎄🌲

[@hubertdeyette5070]

We have used tire plugs for over 50 years

[@paulos9304]

Plugs are tried and tested. They work. Why try and change somic that works and works well.

[@garyv6442]

Ninety percent of the time I've only seen a tire plug fail if the tire technician did not follow the same course the object did when puncturing the tire and unknowingly created a 2nd puncture

[@user-hm2qh3uh2b]

I actually use tire sealer as a way of balancing the tire and onmy vehicle which is a 2008 my tps sensors still work fine. Been balancing with sealent for years guess people never heard of balancing beads or antifreeze as a balancing material and yes on street vehicles

[@dennislattimore4567]

On the road getting hot can't trust it never

[@dudetheblessed2524]

I used the tire slime one time, and one time only, just to limp home. The tire tech that changed my tire when I got home luckily escaped severe injuries. He pulled the core out of the valve stem, but the slime sealed it. He punctured a hole in the sidewall, but the slime sealed it. It pissed him off, so he grabbed the power drill to drill a hole in the side with a cup saw. The Sparks from the brushed motor in the drill cause the propane accelerate inside the tire to ignite, creating a very bad situation.

[@user51986]

А теперь покажите все тоже самое при минус 35ти пожалуйста 😃

[@davea5150]

They made that sealer 45 years ago. It was called TRUE RIDE. IT WAS A SEALER AND BALANCER MAINLY FOR BIG TRUCKS. MY FRIENDS FATHER SOLD IT!! GOOD SHIT AND EXPENSIVE TOO!

[@charlesebyjr2925]

Beats walking

[@marklittler784]

Beats being robbed stabbed shot hyjacked or being a sitting duck for others to crash into especially benefits women the disabled or elderly.

[@MLJenkins]

I put flat out in my UTV tires 4 years ago because I kept getting flats in the woods and around the old farm house. I haven’t had an issue since. I wouldn’t use on a passenger vehicle, and I’m pretty certain their label says not to. However, for off road stuff, it’s amazing.

[@Demonoid1990]

As a CDL holder/driver, it would just be nice if the average car owner was required to know how to do a basic pre-trip & post-trip inspection. It's habit for me anymore. I was off on home time awhile back. Standing out on the front deck having a smoke, watching some deer out in the yard. My mom a stepdad come out, hop in their car, and get ready to leave out for the store. I yelled at em, did you notice?! They replied, yeah there's deer out there. I said, no you've got a flat tire! 😅 There were more problems than that, but I fixed them without them noticing. My mom did notice the inside of the car was mysteriously clean though, and my stepdad noticed the flat tire was almost bald. I only had to air it down to 5 psi, make my mom paranoid, and they'd get it fixed. In the words of Courage the cowardly dog, "the things I do for love!" 🫡 PS: Since the last time I was home they've gotten a dog, a German shepherd. I've got a lot more cleaning to do next time I'm home...

[@HebrewHunter101]

Just so you know... that's improper usage of the word "anymore" in your first paragraph...

[@turnoffurxboxurbad]

I'm lost in the point trying to be made lol

[@solomongainey838]

Diesel Tech here I wish more drivers did a pre-trip/post-trip. 3/4 of the drivers I encounter couldn't tell the difference between a Canooter valve and a Schrader valve.

[@Old_Toby]

I was a tire tech for a year and a half. Many time have I almost passed out from the fumes of tire sealants. Customers don't tell you it's in there so you can properly prepare for tire dismount. Also, it throws the balance of the tire way out. Please ppl. Do not use tire sealants.

[@JustinEdinborough]

This stuff truly works as advertised. I have it in my mower, SxS, . Has saved my bacon.

[@LegionGamingTV]

This is only for off-road construction, and farm use. And works best in bias ply tires.

[@Toby10]

Would be fine for mountain biking 😁😈

[@HoursFreeAOLsp]

As a tire man I really don't mind when people use sealant. Fix a flat pisses me off but slime or sealant is alright atleast it may have gotten them off the side of the road.

[@michaelhumphreys1321]

That’s good for trailer tires only, not passenger tires. They can not be balanced and may mess with the TPMS

[@wphh7272]

Nobody gonna say that he literally just plugged a tire with a plug kit? I had a puncture in an ATV tire so I used Slime to repair it in a pinch. It held air overnight so I thought I was good to go. Five minutes of riding the next day and the tire was completely flat. Slime and other products like it do work well for sealing beads on lawnmowers, wheelbarrow tires and other low speed tire leaks. They will NOT repair a puncture type damage (nor does the manufacturer claim to).

[@eric1316]

Try to balance that thing. Good luck.

[@blah-yv9cv]

No

[@csfabricationllc2252]

Use this in my lawn equipment and wheel barrels works AMAZING!!!

[@JSpiffy]

Make sure you tell the guy who’s changing your tire about that stuff .. they hate that shit especially if it’s a surprise

[@destaylor9999]

Facts

[@bottlecapstrap4336]

Open tire 🎉 tada💀😭 Prop 65😹😹

[@Lifebydeath]

Tubeless tires as a mountain biker cost more but are insanely less expensive the getting tubes punctured constantly. They have tire sealant inside for people that don’t know and you can run lower psi for traction

[@dustinmitchell7546]

You'll never see me use that stuff in my shop. Ever.

[@billp6144]

Greatest stuff in the world for rubber tired construction equipment. Saved me a ton of money over fifteen year period

[@turbofinance2000]

I have been using that stuff and it is amazing. You won’t even know you have a flat, and it also balances the tire

[@WideAwakeHuman]

How does movable weight inside the tire “balance” the thing?

[@Robdutton91]

@@WideAwakeHumanbalancing beads are a thing, can’t see why this wouldn’t work the same

[@justinheardG95]

This will work on unbalanced trailer tires, but in vehicle tires it will ruin the tpms sensors, eat away ar chrome/polish, and cause holes in the metal eventually. I do not recommend using such products, just replace the damn tire

[@hubertdeyette5070]

I used tire plugs for over 50 years

[@adamfernandez3417]

You must be in your early 20's

[@orchunter8388]

But now you use fixaflat

[@markobrien678]

In 1971, at a full-service gas station, a salesman came in with "Ribbets". He had these rubber screws, with a hole in the center that got put on a device that stretched it out so skinny, pushed it into the hole in the tire. Release the tension, pull the tool out and it went fat again, locking it in place. The rep drove up with them placed side by side around the entire sidewall of his left front. We never had one fail.

[@mechanicallycreative9788]

Only in lawn tires or slow moving stuff; having done this and unbalanced a number of tires as a teen no more.

[@richie_rich75]

Good luck when told now you need a new set of tpms lol 😂

[@Homesteadhottie101]

Call me dumb, what are tpms?

[@claykirby6886]

Tpms was designed for noobs...air your tires every couple of tank fillups

[@yarrik701]

Yeah, maybe as a last resort, but if you don't HAVE to use this stuff, DON'T. Dudes we had changing tires HATED it when people would drive in with tires full of fix-a-flat (what was available at the time), especially if they weren't told and pulled the valve core on the tire to air it down. That crud would make a mess everywhere. That and with so many vehicles having TPM modules standard, I wouldn't want to gum those up with this stuff.

[@gregorycombs7304]

I used this on my four wheeler tire 2 years ago it lasted as long as it took to get me back to the truck and trailer that's it

[@Poppa-troll]

How many haters on here. I use this stuff in my tires every day. It works really good. In fact I put it in all my friends tires too. They just don't know it. And I'm a nice neighbor so I gave it to a few of my neighbors as well. Though they don't know it either.

[@tony3552]

This guy just saved a tire from further poisoning

[@johnnyloveless1573]

im a mechanic, and we charge extra when people put that junk in a tire. makes a huge mess and you gotta clean the whole inside of the rim and tire unless you want slime all on the floor and tire machine. just get your tires fixed the right way

[@johnnyloveless1573]

tire slime should be a worst case scenario temporary fix

[@veto1380]

Id like to see how it gets along with tire pressure sensors 😂

[@mikeylopez9625]

Doesn't matter, if u new anything about what you're opening your mouth about

[@michaelcerda5514]

@@mikeylopez9625 knew"

[@scottrussell6717]

It will damage them and need replacement

[@incredulousd9408]

@@mikeylopez9625 awful aggressive there champ. Your jimmies are looking a little rustled.

[@metalsurgeon9196]

​@@mikeylopez9625 I do and it will. And it won't balance. Sounds like you don't know.

[@solaradam7470]

tubeless sealant is amazing on bicycles, seems to have some caveats on motored vehicles

[@DL-mk4mz]

Takes it to tire shop: "You'll need a new rim too."

[@bustersmith5569]

Bull shit !!

[@bustersmith5569]

Buull shit !!

[@jacobstory1311]

I don't use it on cars or trailers, only on lawnmowers, four wheelers and anything that doesn't really need to be balanced.

[@rvadventures]

We use it on mowers great stuff

[@the1one132]

Tire sealant saved me so much time at the land fills. No down time from the nails sticking up out of the ground. If your company runs dumpsters or just garbage to the landfills. I would invest in a tire sealant to stop excessive downtime waiting for a tire guy.

[@stav1131]

The dude recording this : “How much fake do you want it to be “ The company : “Yes “

[@ATCRyderX]

Without knowing anything about the product I'd assume there isn't anything fake about it. It's a context issue as discussed in the comments. Chances are this is some tractor sealant that farmers have been buying by the barrel for like 82 years. But Now we can get a busch TallBoy full for $59.99! Everythings a gimmick at the end of the day but if it works; it works.

[@wrecktal_seepage]

16 Dollars for 32oz. Vs a 3 dollar pack of plugs. Maybe 2 plugs if you jam a inch thick spike in your tire. Still got 5 plugs in the pack

[@johkur9277]

Take the tire off let's see what happens 🤔

[@Tizzypj]

People who are cheap and don’t then get the tire fixed or replaced tend to find it rots the steel wheels out (I’m a uk tire fitter started when I was 12 I’m 24 now and jumped back in as the building side is shit when it’s wet)

[@adamfernandez3417]

Why is this product bad ideas

[@camabis-uw2lm]

If possible just don’t pull out what’s stuck in the tire until you get to where you can patch and refill the tire, otherwise use the spare.

[@casanovak1d324]

Waiting for the sound transition to, “I been sad! I been tryna getta grip!…”

[@MrWheelchairjimmy22]

Pop

[@altodude890]

Just keep a plug kit in your car it’s easy and takes only like 5 mins . I’ve been Rodin around with plugs in all four of my tires for years now and no issues

[@hashnoor6172]

Good luck with vibration....

[@DevinM420]

the point is so that u can get it home or to a shop.. who cares about a little vibration when it's saving u from being stranded somewhere

[@randybobandy9828]

Maybe think it through next time before you comment.

[@hashnoor6172]

Maybe you should buy a tire repair kit and a pump and have it your car. Fix your shit like a man and don't get stranded and move on your day. Randy ask your mechanic what he thinks about this kinda of product than maybe just maybe you can "think" through before you comment

[@thud9797]

Yeah at 70 mph plus, doubt that vehicle going much over 50 with those tires.

[@randybobandy9828]

@thud9797 my guy..this isn't for your car that goes 70mph.. it's for work tires for tractors or farm equipment. It says don't drive over 30mph.

[@joeditz48]

Works great for my dirt bike! No more flats on the trail

[@manuelgomez4495]

Tire sealant is more dangerous than helpful, it throws your tire out of balance, some of them literally create an air time bomb your tire will be dismantled and there's been occasions where the tire pops off the rim due to the sealant, not recommendable if you ain't going straight to change that tire.

[@mentalindamornin6043]

Facts you can only go like a hundred miles before a tire with sealant will simply disintegrate on the highway..

[@bobbowie5334]

That stuff eats away at the inside of your tire until you get a tread separation. Do not use for more than a few hundred miles.

[@tootsierollpatrol7812]

Yep, I've used this on two of my tires, still rolling strong!!

[@RickOrtiz-z6b]

I’ve been told that when you do that the next time you put on a new set of tires plan on replacing the wheel as well , I’ve never done it because if that

[@vlassg.shabolin7632]

Yep, proves it works. Bad, bad for changing of tires. More money for the tire place.

[@pilllvlllpdaddy]

As a tech I would not touch it…You can not apply any kind of adhesive to patch and plug, most likely you’ll be buying a new tire!!!

[@parrishinvestigations952]

As a veteran tire man, BULL 💩. That appeared to be a trailer tire, and if so it either 8-10 ply. The more air the less chance that fix a flat or a plug will work, pull apart and patch!!

[@otukucocker365]

Naw I use plugs . And stuff 3 4 5 of em in there ... But on a big rig I'll take it off soon and get a new one . I'd use tire sealent in emergency but I have plugs . Id might use it to seal a bead up real quick instead of remounting . But not for customers.

[@NackDSP]

Now you can only drive 25 mph and the tire shop won't touch it. Good one.

[@Willsey]

Use it many times and it gets you home. Tyre dealers never have a problem with it

[@PD-yd3fr]

My Brother in Law had a minivan, brought to the dealer for a new transmission, they changed it under warranty because it was defective. They put the new one in and still had the problem. He had put this stuff in his tires and didn't immediately go for the drive he was supposed to do, this tire seal crap pooled inside the tires and set

[@Restrictted]

Tire: $150 drive for as long as it lasts Patch: $10-$20, once again, drive as long as it lasts. Plug: $5-$15, multiple uses, you guessed it, drive as long as it lasts. Fix-A-Flat: $15-$25, single use. Drive about 50-75 miles, Mechanics cleaning fee. Read the first one again.

[@buster53546]

I've only used it on skidloader tires worked well but now I've switched to track machines