I ride in the Flat Iron Mountains above Boulder, Colorado and the rocks are really tough on tires. I have been using Slime in my bike tires since I was a child and even now I still don't have to worry about flats. It immediately seals any punctures. It is a great product and I always encourage my friends to use it. For someone like me who has to depend on my bike for transportation, especially while riding around a college campus and over beer bottles, Slime is a life saver. In fact, Slime is the brand I have come to know and trust when it comes to flat tire prevention and repair.

Ryan Odell (03/03/08)
Keep it green!

I HAVE BEEN RUNNING SLIME PRODUCTS IN MY RACE AND RECREATIONAL VEHICLES FOR AS LONG AS I CAN REMEMBER AND I COULDN'T BE HAPPIER WITH THE RESULTS. I WOULD REALLY DIG IT IF I COULD GIVE YOU GUYS (AND GALS) SOME FREE ADVERTISMENT ON THE SIDES OF MY CLASS 5 RACE CARS. IF YOUR COMPANY COULD SEND ME SOME NICE DECALS THEY WILL GO TO GOOD USE, WHILE GETTING SOME FRESH ARIZONA DIRT SPRAYED ON THEM.

G'Day all just a quick note to support Slime as it's one of the best products I have ever used in my earlier days as a whipper snapper growing up when the product first hit the market. Years on as this old boy is aging and tired of fixing punctures in my mountain bike. Never crossed my mind shoving the green goo in my bike tires and in today's age of the internet googled slime too see what a wide range of new products they produced now.

Didn't take long for me to purchase Slime Tube Protectors & Super Thick Smart Tubes using both products and while it maybe over kill in many eyes in mine it's been nothing short of riding pleasure rather than mumbling swear words as I mend more flats. Now with the above mentioned products I haven't even experienced a single flat or leaky valves so for me slime on.....

Ricky
The happy chappy from downunder

I converted my commuter bike to Slime. I ride 42 miles every day across Dallas, and have had no flats since I changed in July.  

- Paul Hakes, Jr. (11/14/2007)


I have been mountain biking for several years now and until I got my new bike I have used Slime tubes exclusively since about my 3rd flat years ago.  They have saved me some long walks and I don't ride without them.  But my new bike is a 29er, with presta valves, and fat tires. When are SLIME tubes gonna fit?  I got 2 flats in my 1st week and need slimes now.
(Received 11/6/2006)

I carry crutches on an electric scooter. If I get a flat it could mean a long, painful walk. A few days ago I heard a tick, tick, tick sound coming from the tire. It looked like a piece of wire from a fence crunched up with the end stuck in my tire. Luckily I recently put in some Slime. I pulled out the wire, and away I went. I don't think I even lost any air.

Thanks to SLIME, without it would be impossible to mountain bike in the desert and the tracks of Baja California where I spend the winter. In fact every body I know is using it and the product is wisely available in La Paz BCS....mind you at $10 for 8 onces.
Picture of the start of a race at La Presa De la Buena Mujer, 8 miles south of La Paz

Jacques (2/26/08)

Can I just tell you how much winter in Wisconsin blows? Anyway, the last thing one wants to do when it is about 15 degrees outside is change a tire. A week or so ago, I went out to the garage to take the garbage out and I noticed I had a flat rear tire. It was after 8pm and I was in no mood to dig my spare out and change it. I inspected the tire and could see something had punctured the tread and was sticking out. I wasn’t sure what it was, so I let it be. Anyway, I borrowed my roommate’s car and drove down the road to pick up a bottle of Slime. I had used the bottle I had to seal a friend’s tire a while back.

Once home, I put the proper amount of Slime Tire Sealant in my deflated tire and hooked up my handy dandy compressor and inflated the tire. Once inflated, I debated pulling out the object in my tire. “Oh well,” I said and pulled out the object. Turns out it was a piece of plastic about an inch-and-a-half long. It looked like a mini wedge, sharp on one end. I pulled it out and air and Slime started spitting out of the tire. I thought, oh crap, now I’ve done it. But, after a few seconds, the spitting stopped and the Slime sealed up the tire. It has held ever since. I do plan on replacing the tire, but for now, it’s been great. No loss of pressure. Great product…works as advertised. I’m glad I had the opportunity to purchase it for LeMans Corporation. Please keep up the great work.

Phil Whetsel

Parts Unlimited  (Jan. 29, 2007)

Air pressure is used in this actuator to open a valve in our process. The piston is sealed with rubber seals. A manager that definitely thinks outside the box came up with this fix when the seals failed...

es un producto muy eficiente, lo recomiendo lo he provado y comprovado que da muy buenos resultados en terrenos muy ostiles.

I reside for the majority of the year in Cyprus and as I am a motorcycle rider and also have two teenage boys, we encounter many punctures. I have not come across any product with the surity of achieving a solution as SLiME can. 

I am wondering if there is a possiblity of becoming a distributor for your product? (Paphos, Limassol, Larnaca, Protaras and Nicosia).

I have a handicap scooter, as I'm unable to walk. I've had flats on my scooter, and used your Slime and I wanted to tell you that it's a great product!!

I always use slime in my mtb because of constant flats before....It works awesome any hole that I'v had for the past 2 months has sealed itself because of the slime =]

After the May 3rd 1999 tornados, many vehicles ended up with flat tires from the nails and debris. Not mine, The Slime filled tires allow me to continue to provide Emergency Services as other EM vehicles sat along the road with flats.

Hey there,

First off I wanted to say that you guys produce the best quality tire repairs over any other companies out there. I recommend only you, ever since I used your product when I was stranded!I don’t buy any other brands out there. Every weekend the guys and I work on our cars in my garage. We have lots of people over all time. The walls and stuff are kind of empty and, I was wondering if you guys had any promotional items like posters, banners, pens mugs or anything else? They guys would love it and I kind of want to surprise them. Please get back to me. Thanks a lot

Your best customer

Jeff Dickson (1 November, 2007)

I counted at least twenty five tumble weed thorns in my mountainbike tires after switching over to the slime tubes. Amazingly,not one drop of air has leaked out since then. What an awesome product to use and you don't have to keep wasting your time changing out regular tubes or patches that never seem to work. Now, I spend my time riding the trails instead of changing out tubes or using patches. I'll never use anything else but Slime tubes. Do yourself a favor and use these on your mountainbike and you'll see it's the best way to go and worth every penny.....

Just wanted to drop you a note stating that Slime will be the only tire sealant I will ever use. I had a punctured tire in my 18" SUV tire that I tried to fix with a competitor's product because it was the only thing I had since I could not purchase Slime at the time the puncture occured. Needless to say, the competitor's product did not hold air in the tire for long before it went completely flat but I did manage to get to a store and purchase the Slime HD Tire inflator and a 32 oz bottle of Slime. I followed the instructions and then pumped the tire up to a 42 psi in order to drive it to a tire center and get the puncture fixed. Your Slime product worked so well that it not only sealed the puncture but after I drove the 5 miles to the tire repair center, I checked the tire pressure and it still read 42 psi! Thanks again for an extremely reliable and easy to use product. I will keep a bottle of Slime in all my vehicles from now on in case of a tire emergency!

I took my mountain bike down for the beginning of the season tune up/tire change and found this guy (see photo) stuck in the front tire. The tire still had air from last fall and was ridable. I have no idea when I picked up the thorn but then if the tire was holding air, who cares!

Matt E. (Tucson, AZ) 5/2/2008

Out on a week long motorcycle adventure in the Big Bend area of Texas, I encountered a flat tire literally in the middle of no where. Luckily, I had purchased a Power Sport Smart Spair Kit and it worked like a charm and save me an $800 tow to the nearest motorcycle repair shop. I am recommending this product to everyone.

I have a GMC Denali with a self leveling air suspension. I've noticed the suspension would leak down after a while and require the onboard compressor to kick on frequently. It costs $350 for each new rear shock absorber. I figured a bottle of Slime is a cheap experiment. I squirted a little slime in each rear shock's air port. Both seem to be holding air just fine now.

(While Jim's experience is a positive one, SLiME is not guaranteed to perform outside of its intended application).

Jim
Franklin, MA

I just wanted to share an experience we had using Slime flat tire repair products. A couple of nights ago my stepson called and said he had a flat and asked if I would come help him. His tire wouldn’t air up and he stated he had run over a very large pipe. 

After removing the tire we discovered that the wheel had significant damage in the center area. I figure that the pipe had to be 3-4 inches in diameter to cause the amount of damage that occurred. I put 8 oz. of Slime in the tire and it surprisingly held air (30psi). 

We were able to reinstall the tire and drive the vehicle 22.5 miles back home, avoiding the cost of a tow truck. I will never drive without Slime in my toolbox again. Thanks, Dave Oliver (Oct. 15, 2007)

First of all, I love your products! Unfortunately, I had to change wheels and require long presta valves on my bike now. When are you going to come out with Slime tubes with LONG presta valves for road bikes? 

(Sep. 24, 2007)

I have been using Slime products for about 5 years and it has saved my bacon many times! The mountainbiking trails in the foothills around Boise Idaho are loaded with goatheads. Pull the pesky thorn, spin the tire and I'm on my way. I now use SRT tires and have turned all my MTB friends on to them. Thanks!!

Cliff Gaunya
Boise, ID