Tire sealant

Ray IN · May 11, 2016

Is there a good product out there that will stop a slow leak in a tractor rear tire with a tube? I have used the green slime in a tubeless combine tire with good results, but I just wonder if that, or anything else is made for sealing pinholes in a tube.

Billy Shafer · May 11, 2016

Slime is what I have had the best luck with.

Geo-TH,In · May 11, 2016

I found a tire store that works on farm equipment. They removed my tube, patch four places, filled my tire with two gallons of slime for $48. They told me tube had to be removed. They have my business repairing and slimming my tractors tires.

D beatty · May 11, 2016

Get the slime that is for tubes. They make a slime for tubeless and another for tubed tires.

dzc3 · May 12, 2016

I like the tire sealer made by carquest. For me seems to work better

hd6gtom · May 12, 2016

Ray there is NOT a good 1. At least in all the years I fixed rears I never found 1. I have had to replace many a tube because folks had that junk put in them. Most older Tractor tires are tube type and wont seal against the rim very long. If you remove the tube on a tube type tire eventually you are going to have problems with a bead leak, been there seen it tried lots of times. A lot of tubes will split at the seams. Its like the glue holding them together gets weak. When that happens no junk is going to keep air in the tire. do your self a big favor, call the farm tire repair professionals.

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