Gotten tired of having to pump up the tires on my riding mower. Was thinking about getting some innertubes and having them put it. When I was talking to a guy he recommended something called Multi Seal instead of the tubes. He has used it for years with great success. At first I thought it was that gooey green stuff but after I looked at the Youtubes it seems like a great solution. It has Kevlar in it and seals leaks for up to 10 years. Seems pretty easy. Just wondering if anyone on here has any experience with it.

Thanks!

Moosetrot

Green slime for tires? My Toro came with 2ply tires I change them to 4 ply as they go flat then add tire slime, the guys at the tire shop say the water base sealer is better then the oil based stuff to allow it to be patched if needed.

I just used Tireject. It seals up to a 3/8” hole in the side wall and seals the rims. It’s water clean up and has Kevlar. Had a leaking bead on the wheeler rim. Fixed it no problem easy to use. I was told slime won’t seal side walls or rims.

I have a bottle of it in each tire on my Kawasak mule. I’ve not had a flat yet, however I’m also running Kevlar tires to boot

Yeah I bought some in May and have used it on a couple of tires that I thought were pretty bad. It worked on both and has held up.

Yah Moosetrot.....had the same problem,a few years back...put some fix a flat in it...not much luck...A new lawn mower fixed my problem..lol

I am a veteran of many busted up old riding mowers, but the one I have now is like a tank and I actually like it. It's a 2006 Cub Cadet 2544 that I bought off of Craig's List a couple years ago for $100. I think it is 23 hp. Starts and runs every time and besides a couple broken belts and leaky tires it's been great. Kind of beat-up, kind of ugly, and with a few broken parts...like me.

Moosetrot