Liquid tire sealant

**5000rpm** · August 24th, 2015 09:46 AM

Forgot the brand, saw some of these in display at blade sm north.. it is somewhat similar to those that are being used in tubeless bike tires, wherein you will pump the liquid content into your tires and will seal small punctures if there's any. Has anyone of you already tried this? cost around 600+ per can, 1 can per tire.

**oj88** · August 24th, 2015 09:58 AM

I've used Slime before. These products can cause the tires to become unbalanced, hence the product recommends a lower top speed after application.

It's a great first aid but it should't replace a proper patch or repair.

**sirkosero** · August 24th, 2015 11:06 AM

Originally Posted by 5000rpm

Forgot the brand, saw some of these in display at blade sm north.. it is somewhat similar to those that are being used in tubeless bike tires, wherein you will pump the liquid content into your tires and will seal small punctures if there's any. Has anyone of you already tried this? cost around 600+ per can, 1 can per tire.

fix-a-flat?

**Stigg ma** · August 24th, 2015 11:30 AM

Originally Posted by sirkosero

fix-a-flat?

for me, the tire was designed to have air in it and nothning else...

i would rather have road side assistance insurance and a good working spare tire than a can of high pressure gunk sitting inside my car on a hot summer day...

want free road side assistance, use petron crappy euro4 kuno fuel wi

**yebo** · August 24th, 2015 11:43 AM

i have 2 cans in my pick up but have yet (and hopefully never) used it. it is for extreme emergencies only, when like there is no way to replace a flat tire on a rainy night on 8 inches of mud on a farm road. but if i were on tarmac or it's not raining, spare tire will surely be used instead.

**5000rpm** · August 24th, 2015 11:50 AM

not fix-a-flat...

thanks for the inputs...

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not fix-a-flat...

thanks for the inputs...

**1D4LV** · August 24th, 2015 12:02 PM

had used that before....para lang makarating sa vulcanizing shop.
pag bukas ng gulong sa vulcanizing shop, kadumi ng loob...... ang hirap linisin para makita ang butas.
will not use it again....mas ok pa magpalit na lang ng gulong..

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had used that before....para lang makarating sa vulcanizing shop.
pag bukas ng gulong sa vulcanizing shop, kadumi ng loob...... ang hirap linisin para makita ang butas.
will not use it again....mas ok pa magpalit na lang ng gulong..

**StockEngine** · August 24th, 2015 12:37 PM

Never use this stuff.

Practice using your tire jack and spare tire.

Or upgrade to a hydrolic jack. Scissor types are usually included in the toolkit but they suck.

**Stigg ma** · August 24th, 2015 02:17 PM

Originally Posted by StockEngine

Never use this stuff.

Practice using your tire jack and spare tire.

Or upgrade to a hydrolic jack. Scissor types are usually included in the toolkit but they suck.

good tip... every PMS make sure nasa recommended tire pressure ang spare tire para pag gagamitin mo na eh ready ito... tska never over torque your lug nuts, i seen many people ignore this, kayo din mahihirapan pag tangal in emergency situations plus over torque leads to warping of the disc brakes

**Red Advent 04** · August 24th, 2015 02:28 PM

i've heard this already. yung asawa ng kumare ng esmi ko may ganiyan, sakto naman bago palit ako mga gulong nun. kaso ang presyo nila e 2.7k gusto nila palagyan ko daw gulong ko kase tamang bago palit. naka panuod ako ng video nya na may liquid tire sealant. yung gulong ng motor idinaan sa may pako tas may lumabas lang na puti yung sealant nya tas hindi nga na flat at naitakbo pa nya. kaso mahal kaya dina ako nag palagay. ang savi oke din daw yun kahet dina ikaw mag palagay ng nitrogen sa gulong.