Slime 10008 Flat Tire Puncture Repair Sealant, Prevent and Repair, Tubeless Mower and ATV Tires, Non-Toxic, eco-Friendly, 24 oz Bottle

**5.0 out of 5 stars** - A Game-Changer for Flat Tire Repair!I am absolutely thrilled with the Slime 10008 Flat Tire Puncture Repair Sealant! As a frequent cyclist, I've had my fair share of flat tires, but this product has been a lifesaver. The sealant is incredibly easy to use - simply inject it into the tire, and it instantly seals any punctures. No more worrying about getting stuck with a flat tire on the side of the road!The sealant is also incredibly effective. I've had multiple punctures in the same tire, and the Slime has consistently sealed them without any issues. The tire pressure remains stable, and the sealant doesn't affect the tire's performance in any way.What I love most about this product is its convenience. No more carrying around a spare tube or worrying about finding a bike shop to fix a flat. The Slime is a self-contained solution that can be used anywhere, anytime.The packaging is also top-notch. The sealant comes in a compact, easy-to-carry container with clear instructions. The valve stem is easy to remove and replace, making it simple to inject the sealant into the tire.Overall, I'm thoroughly impressed with the Slime 10008 Flat Tire Puncture Repair Sealant. It's a must-have for any cyclist, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and convenient solution for flat tire repair.**Pros:*** Easy to use* Highly effective* Convenient and portable* No need for spare tubes or bike shop visits* Compact and easy to carry**Cons:** None!

Worked really well on lawnmower tire. Easy to fix flat.

My riding lawn mower had three tires always losing air. no longer an issue for me after using this green slime. worked wonders.

It has worked for me many, many, times over the years and got me out of many pickles over time.The product was packaged properly with an additional sealed bag around the jug. It arrived with only a small leak near the cap. Wiped it off and put it on the shelf.If your tire is severely dry rotted, has large gashes, holes or has a cracked or severely bent rim this stuff probably will NOT get you back on the road.If you have some minor defect in a passenger or light truck tire, this is a "get me home" or "get me to the closest service station", emergency measure. For known and existing issues, the proper fix is replacing your tire, not being parsimonious, uninformed and looking for some miracle cure over the long term.Keeping a quart of this in your vehicle, along with a 12v mini compressor/inflator and a small tire plug kit; for around 50 bucks, you can get YOURSELF out of 99 percent of tire related issues encountered on the road. Of course keeping a viable spare is part of that plan.If you have any lawn, garden, power or sporting equipment at home such as tractors, hand trucks, bicycles, go carts, atv's, dirt bikes, wheelbarrows, trailers etc., it would be smart to keep some of this handy to get around slow leaks, minor punctures, or other small jams until you can make the proper repair.It does create somewhat of a mess inside the tire but that is to be expected and tire shops hate dealing with this stuff. Not hard to understand that they would charge a fee to deal with it. If you have the ability to change a tire yourself, it rinses off with a little soap and water.I think I see where some of the confusion in the reviews comes in. The label is contradicting, it says, "not for use in passenger vehicles." Right below that it says, "for use in passenger vehicle."I've used it many times in every type of tire imaginable. That said, it is a short term solution and will not work in every situation but does it job well for its intended purpose.

It worked as advertised. Good Product

Great product, excellent deal for the 6-pack….we have multiple atv’s we use on the ranch and on range ground. It’s almost a necessity and saves on buying new tires and tubes

Easy to use and repair flats!

I was disappointed in this product. I've heard about for years so when my mower got a flat in the rear turf tire I thought that I'd give Slime a try. I followed the directions as stated but couldn't get the Slime to plug the hole. The puncture was from a piece of wire approximately the diameter of a 6 penny finish nail. Every time I inflated the tire and drove slowly around the tire pressure simply blew the Slime out of the puncture hole. Luckily I purchased a regular tire repair kit at the same time as the Slime purchase just in case it didn't work. I don't think the hole size was too large for the Slime as when using the regular repair kit I had to ream the hole to enlarge it and fight to get the plug in the hole.