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(More customer reviews)TIRE SEALER SLIME 32oz. Was very hard to put in until I realized it had been outside in the cold. Put it in under hot water in the sink for 10 min and it was much easier to squeeze in. The combo cap/valve stem removal tool is a good idea.
One criticism -- bottles need a clear stripe down the side with ounce graduations. It's not an exact science, but you need to have an idea of the volume when filling a small tire from a big bottle.
Hint -- Calculator and table for volume needed will work with the dimensions that are part of the tire type stamped on the side of the tire. Useful if you forgot to grab a ruler before walking out to the barn, plus they are more accurate. For example, my rear tractor tires are type 9.50x22-12. The 1st # is width in inches, 2nd is overall dia., and 3rd is wheel sixe (you do not need that). Be sure to use inches or centimeters consistantly. The numbers on the tire are the max dimnsions so you'll be sure to get enough.
A month later and no leaks. Before I had one I had to pump up every time I used it and the rest every 2 - 3 weeks.
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