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Old 07-28-2020, 04:30 PM
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I have used a similar product in the belief it could stay in there, until another puncture in the same tyre required removal. I nearly couldn't use the wheel because of the corrosion it caused.

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Busted! Slime tire sealant is specially formulated with rust and corrosion inhibitors that work to protect the integrity of your finished metal rims. In automobiles, we recommend removing the tire sealant and repairing your flat tire within 3 days or 100 miles. In non-highway vehicles (such as bicycles, ATVs, trailers, farm equipment, etc.), Slime’s tire sealant will prevent flats for up to 2 years without causing damage to your rims.

Slime tire sealants are designed to be easy to use, safe for consumers and the environment and designed to keep your wheels moving. No more flats with Slime!
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Flats are common or for me they are but not when driving. Three of them in two years because of nails in tire causing slow leaks.

There are no spare tire options if you have pin drive wheels.

I do like others- carry plug tire kit and small cheap air compressor along with a bottle jack.

Fix a Flat can or Slime is a nice option to car, too.
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