Slime Bicycle Tube Sealant (16-Ounces)

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Manufacturer: SLiME
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Product Description

SLiME Tire Sealant with Fibro-Seal technology is the safest, most effective tire sealant available. Once installed in your tire SLiME seeks out and repairs punctures up to 1/8 inch. This advanced sealant technology utilizes a unique blend of fibers and clotting agents that prevent & repair most puncture-related flats. SLiME Tire Sealant works continuously, is non-flammable, non-toxic, and cleans up with water!

Product Details

Seals Instantly
Fibro-Seal Technology
Non- Toxic
2 Years Warranty

Customer Reviews

Slime really works!

Review Date: April 29, 2007

Reviewer: Kent Davis, Anna Maria Island, FL USA

I started using Slime a few years ago when I ran a small resort on this Florida island. We began to offer free bikes for our guests but the maintenance issue, particularly flat tires, was making us regret our decision. A flat tire could cost us $30, especially if an employee went to the store and then spent an hour changing the tube.

Enter Slime! No more flat tires. It's that simple. I now ride my personal bike about 18 miles a week. After a recent trip the rear tire started to deflate. I yanked a big screw out, pumped it up, watched the green goo bubble out and it's fine again. Great stuff!

Slime works as claimed

Review Date: October 16, 2008

Reviewer: D. Houston, Louisville, KY USA

I ride an average of 20 miles per day along a city bike trail that runs along the Ohio River in Louisville, Kentucky. The trail is at times rough. I started having slow air leaks in my front tire several months ago that proceeded to get worse. No nails or glass or anything like that, but most of the air would leak from the front tire only after 3 days. I took the bike to a local bike shop and had the front inner tube replaced. The leaking stopped for a week but then started again. Then I ordered 2 bottles of Slime. I put 1/2 a bottle in the front tube. I am happy to report the leaking has stopped. Would buy again.

Works quite well.

Review Date: June 5, 2009

Reviewer: Ben, U.S.

Where I live we have these thorns called goat heads and they'll put a hole in any tire. Most recently I installed brand new tubes and tires on my road bike. Within 15 miles of riding it on the road, I had leaks caused by thorns in both tires. I picked up a bottle of this slime and put about 3 ounces in each tire(it recommends 4 ounces) now I am mobile again.

Note these bottles are designed for putting slime in a Schrader valve tire and it is a very difficult process to get it through a Presta valve. To get this through the Presta valves on my tires I had to completely unscrew the lock nut, then take a small pin and push the core into the tube. (This is best done with the tube uninstalled because there's a good chance that the valve core will fall out of the stem and go into the tube. If it does this you need find it and work it back to the stem (with the skinny end first) once you're finished.) Then I installed a Presta to Schrader adapter on the valve stem and was able to squeeze the stuff in.

So if you have Presta valves I don't recommend it and also if you are concerned about weight(about 4 ounces per tire). But if you're like me and don't want to deal with a flat every day, then this stuff works. I have used this on 3 of my bikes and have not had to patch a tire in years.

Great Stuff!!

Review Date: August 18, 2008

Reviewer: Rachel,

We put this in both our kids' bikes. No flats at all since then. Good stuff!!

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