Texan
Senor Member
I was always skeptical about Slime, but it proved me wrong. It made my riding mower OEM tires last 10 years. Living on land with a lot of Mesquite trees, which produce big thorns, it was inevitable to get flats often, especially with the amount I use it.
Here is what many years of Slime accumulation looks like on one of my mower's original tire when I finally changed it out due to sidewall cracking.
I was surprised on how easily it washed off. Just a blast from a water hose washed it all off the rim really quickly, didn't even stick to my hands either.
A quick hit with the wire wheel got the loose paint off, then a coat of rattle can paint and the rims where back in business.
If you do Slime, be sure to buy the big jug, especially for tires of that size.
Here is what many years of Slime accumulation looks like on one of my mower's original tire when I finally changed it out due to sidewall cracking.
I was surprised on how easily it washed off. Just a blast from a water hose washed it all off the rim really quickly, didn't even stick to my hands either.
A quick hit with the wire wheel got the loose paint off, then a coat of rattle can paint and the rims where back in business.
If you do Slime, be sure to buy the big jug, especially for tires of that size.