Can this product be used on a tire that has gone flat because of rotting?
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I'm not quite sure what you mean by "rotting", but my guess is probably yes.
298037
I used my air compressor. Too bad they didn't come with tires that never go flat. I might switch mine with those. Harbor Freight if you have them near you has tires that never go flat and you don't have to inflate.
1697073
No, this is not a good choice for replacing a flat tire. This is a stabilizing jack. It is designed to be used on trailers when they are parked, it keeps the trailer from rocking back and forth when you are inside of it. Typically you would have one on each corner of your trailer. I suggest you look for a jack that is designed to lift vehicles.
718752
Unlikely. Because the hose retracts the repair would have to accommodate the shrinkage. Best not to stretch the hose once fully engaged with water. It could spring a leak from where it is attached to the outside sprocket.
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Michael I really do not know because I did not specifically try this. Tires have a LOT of petroleum products in them and that is what these bacterial like to eat so I would expect this to work. For $20 it may be worth a try. L
1595090
Tires are solid, so won't go flat, and won't dry rot. Made of a lightweight resin material. Sturdy and well built AMERICAN MADE product. Good investment. I love mine! Hope this helps.
2069090
Yes, you can use it to inflate a low tire. We use it without the Slime all the time, just as an air pump.
11434
I currently use this on tires and anything else rubber and it works great. If your gaskets are in decent shape, give this a try
2127786
Most likely not. The product works best when it is rolled around a broken object ir even rolled around leaking flat pipe, one without ridges. I don't recommend the product to simply be placed over a Leak without the benefit of wrapping.
32520
I ran them tubeless on Stan's Iron Cross rims using Stan's sealant. Did not hold a seal very well, leaked around the bead, but I was able to run them this way for 1000 miles or so. Eventually, the sealant ate away the rubber inside the tire and exposed the threads, causing the rear to delaminate until a bubble appeared in the tread.
2082978
It can be dry. I didn't like the spray pattern and how it applied to the tire.
1050097
I recommend using a thorn resistant tube. If you run over a thorn and it breaks off in the tire, it may still penetrate after being ridden over time. I always spend a little extra on the tube, because I have found that the further I am from home, the more likely a cheap tube is to rupture or go flat!!
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I used this cover on a wheel that is 275/75r16 and had plenty left over to wrap around the back of the tire and cinch tight. I've had it for about 2 years on the back of my jeep and it's just now starting to crack and fade. I put vinal conditioner on it every time after washing and I think that helped with longevity.
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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.
958866
I don't see why not. I used it on a lawnmower tire last summer and it still has plenty of pressure in it..
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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.
1009984
This tire can be used tubeless with the proper wheel and valve stem. I prefer to use a heavy duty self sealing tube. You never know when you'll find a nail, sharp branch or thorn hiding in snow or sand.