Slime Tubeless STR Sealant Review 2018

The stuff is like sex in a canoe.

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I have had this stuff in boath of my tiers for about 5 months and have not had a problem since...

Edit: just realised that i'm using the older non STR version.

[calvininde]

I’ve had exactly the same experience. Three days for pumping up tires, micro pores in the tires are still loosing air.

[bakonfreek]

I was almost tempted to make a comment about "Walmart quality", but I know it's sold in other places (at least here locally). Funny to think their powered air compressors are far better than their main product.

Also, with the aforementioned watery consistency, "sex in a canoe" has a whole different meaning here (or maybe it doesn't and I'm reading too much into this).

[stepanmagas]

thank for your review, I have same problem !

[kidsafe]

STR is awful. It does stay liquid unsually long, but it's so sticky and messy compared to any other sealant. It's almost impossible to clean the residue off the rim when you remove the tire. I'll stick with Orange Seal.

[ramszay]

using premium for 4 months, nearly 5000 km - no problem!

[rafamegatube]

I had the same problem with this brand

[kaatdebusscher]

ROFL @ "well, you didn't" in a whiny voice.

Thanks for the head's up. I think I'll stick with Orange Seal.