Slime----Tire Slime, worth it?
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I put it in all of my trail bike tires. It is great stuff and will be worth the money. It wont rust the wheels and is water soluable. I sell it at work. Put a 32oz bottle in each tire and you wont ever have a flat problem unless you puncture the sidewall or a BIG hole in the tread.
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Like bubba said, unless its in the sidewall or a really big hole it
works great. About two years ago when I upgraded to ITP
wheels and holeshot tires, I had one rear tire that had a slow
leak. Well I would plud the leak and still have a slow leak. Well
after 4 plugged holes and I still had a slow leak, I submerged the
entire tire in a soap salution and I found that I had 18 small pin
holes all over the tire. So instead sending the tire back to the
manufacturer I used slime and it really works it sealed all the holes.
works great. About two years ago when I upgraded to ITP
wheels and holeshot tires, I had one rear tire that had a slow
leak. Well I would plud the leak and still have a slow leak. Well
after 4 plugged holes and I still had a slow leak, I submerged the
entire tire in a soap salution and I found that I had 18 small pin
holes all over the tire. So instead sending the tire back to the
manufacturer I used slime and it really works it sealed all the holes.
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[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img] Thanks for the input....I'm concerned because I only have 2ply tires for now....they're too new and I'm too cheap to buy better tires right now [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
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Actually the Titan 489A/T's are a 4-ply. They will take a pretty good amount of abuse, until you slice the sidewall[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif[/img]. You can see the big ole gash under damage in my pictures
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