Is this like a "bead sealer"?It seals the tire for use on the road?
53035
I used it to make tire mount easer, it worked really well making it seal quickly (new tires).
53036
this is not a "bead sealer" product, it is a tire mounting compound applied to the bead of a tire to ease the mounting of the tire onto the wheel.
53037
It is not a sealer.this the lubricant soap for easy mounting and unmounting tires.
53038
It is not a bead sealer, it is a bead lubricant for mounting and dismounting tires on a rim. It works very well, & this is enough to last a lifetime!
53039
Yes in my opinion I think it would help in sealing the bead. It is very thick and needs to be thinned with water, even that is a chore. Once you get some thinned down it works very well. I would buy again.
53040
It's not like mastic for a tubeless MTB tire. It's a greasy water based lubricant to ease the install of motorcycle tires. The compound may also help "seal" the bead, but I think would be a secondary, unintended function of this product.
53041
No. It is only to help lube the tire for mounting. It's similar to grease till it is mixed with water. It had no sealing capability.
2042829
I have not used it. It is a insurance thing. I hope I never use it, it was recommend by tire guy. V
1370779
Yes, it is. It attaches at the centerline of the tube, then is bent to the outside. The style did not work for my lawnmower tire/rim setup. Please be sure you need a bent stem setup or you'll run into problems.
1726312
Ms. Betty, I'm not sure what kind of tires you are looking to fill, but it wouldn't work on a car, motorcycle or bike tire. For those, I believe you'd need a compressor.
802708
Yes, it seals chip bags very well. I've also used it to seal open bread bags and freezer bags.
488448
I have only used it for filling bicycle tires. It preformed better than I expected and with one of the other adapters i'm sure it will do a great job for you. I really love it!
2074581
I have in past. The key is to get the stuff in and start driving right away to spread the sealant inside the tire. I wanted to be sure to have enough pressure rather than not enough in a pinch. I can always reduce the pressure later. My tires go up to 42 so after a few minutes of conservative driving I check the pressure. I wouldn't try it on an already questionable tire, of course, such as a sidewall puncture. I've used this stuff on mower and wheel barrow tires also but I use the smaller size, in those cases, of course. I also have a mobile air pump that runs off my battery. Well worth it and if you have any worries about using the truck inflator version, you can always fall back on the air pump after using the smaller one, if necessary. Get a decent quality pump. It's great and they are relatively small too. Hope this helps.
519850
We used one of these for a heavy duty trailer, cant remember the tire size now but it was big. Worked fine but... its not the strongest material and I am waiting for it to give. My vehicles do spend a lot of time in serious off road conditions, that is why I worry. If this is for normal use, you will be fine.
419767
no.....this is more of a slow steady air source which works great for tires. For what you want I'd look at something like this... The Source S-KIT10 High Performace Portable Air System
1903278
Sometimes you can get a couple of uses out of it. Depending how big your tire is and how much pressure you put in it. Thank you Dana
1748678
I forgot to write one thing:Self-sealing tubes are generally not recommended, as they weigh too much more than regular tubes without sealant. Carry a liquid sealant if necessary over more severe road surfaces to use as temporary repair while out on the road without own tools or professional repair service access.Always carry a small air tire pump, and a snall, decent repair kit for tires and bicycle hardware.
190001
This item is a tire inflation gauge. It is NOT an air compressor! It is attached to a standard air compressor line with a quick-disconnect coupling. Attached to an air compressor it would work fine for inflating bicycle tires.
1023715
No. It seals all the way around and only pops off if run over (ours by a loader dish is a little oblong now)
333061
Yes. It is refillable. All air tires lose about 1% of air overtime, especially in seasonal climates. But should be stable a few years at a time. Flats would be really rare unless makes contact with nails or thick glass.
1331727
It would be perfect for those kinds of issue. It works great on all kinds of tires as well. It's a very well made product.
1979131
Yes. I used it in my tubeless wheelbarrow tire two years ago and it worked great. Recently it started leaking air again. I added more Slime and the tire is holding air again.
1892734
It does not seal, it is some kind of wax. There are rubber roof repair kits to fix bad parts of the roof.