[JBASport]

Hi, I have a ride on mower with tyres that will not hold pressure. I gather there are a number of different sealants for offroad vehicles like Lawnmowers and ATV's. Does anybody have any experience in using them? If so are they any good & which would you recommend? Thanks.

 

[tabora]

They don't work as well on lower pressure, lower speed tires. I recommend tubes. 35PSI is a good minimum, and I've had best results when I can drive/ride 50+ miles after treating the tires. Trailers and bicycles are great applications for tire sealants like Slime..

 

[JBASport]

They don't work as well on lower pressure, lower speed tires. I recommend tubes.

Thanks for that. much appreciated. Terry

 

[Brad]

I have also heard of folks using liquid starch (like laundry starch) in tires. Easier to work with when removing old tires than the Slime type products.

 

[JBASport]

I have also heard of folks using liquid starch (like laundry starch) in tires. Easier to work with when removing old tires than the Slime type products.

That is interesting? Thanks, Terry

 

[birdog]

I use a product called Tireject in my 4 wheeler at 5 psi and my tractor at about 22 psi. Low psi is not an issue for tireject. I have not lost pressure in either going on 4 years now. Before that I had a flat tire every time I went to my farm from mostly honey locust thorns. TireJect
Here's another that's supposed to be pretty good but that's just hearsay as I haven't used it myself. https://multiseal.us/

 

[birdog]

I forgot I put tireject in my mower about 3 years ago and it has held up great. Low speed and low pressure is absolutely not an issue with tireject. Just follow the instructions and you will be good.

 

[JBASport]

I forgot I put tireject in my mower about 3 years ago and it has held up great. Low speed and low pressure is absolutely not an issue with tireject. Just follow the instructions and you will be good.

Many thanks for that. Take care