#1 Thread starter
I found this product in the back of a magazine and I was wondering if anyone has ever used it. http://www.tireguard...dian-works.html Seems like a great idea to me while on 2 wheels.
Thanks
Thanks
TyreGuardian?
5 posts Started 22 Mar 2011 Last recovered post 23 Mar 2011 Wayback Machine snapshot 14 Aug 2011
#2 Thread starter
Slime is another one.
Not a bad idea. Not really aware of any negatives.
Not a bad idea. Not really aware of any negatives.
#3 Thread starter
some shops will charge you extra labor for tire changes with "slime" in them...it makes a huge mess at tire change time. And it makes them way harder to plug in an emergency.
Cheers!
Cheers!
#4 Thread starter
Ive extensively tested, slime up to 125 mph , worms, and Tire mush room pluggers for external repair
The winner for external repair is THe Big Slime worms, they are the most reliable. Slime fluid seems to leak over time, the mush rooms easily fail if any road contact , in as little as 500 mile. The slime worms Normally last an easy 1200 miles.
I invested in a full internal repair set up, but Id still worm slime a tire if needed
The winner for external repair is THe Big Slime worms, they are the most reliable. Slime fluid seems to leak over time, the mush rooms easily fail if any road contact , in as little as 500 mile. The slime worms Normally last an easy 1200 miles.
I invested in a full internal repair set up, but Id still worm slime a tire if needed
#5 Thread starter
Even worse with these things is you can't use Dynabeads for dynamic tire balancing.
I'm a dynabeads convert!
I'm a dynabeads convert!
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