Tyre Goop & Slow Leaks

Hello Tiger,

When I was a service manager at a JD dealer back then, we used a lot of multi-seal on new lawn equipment tires because the customers did not want to be bothered with random flat tires.

In this area we have a lot of mesquite thorns and sand briars that will puncture tires from the time they are new.

Fix a Flat in a can is useless, but Walmart sells plenty of it. LOL
 
Have to keep a heads up when trying to find and buy a good inner tube now days.


Lots of china junk that split easily and not cheap in price.

I've had good luck with Carlisle/Carstar, firestone.
 
TireJect is the only sealant that works on sidewall cracks and continues to work over time. Haven't had one come back yet. It even advertises this on the label. It is water based and cleans out very easy. For a bead leak, I break the bead connection, clean both surfaces and apply bead sealant.
 
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