That’s awesome this stuff really does work I couldn’t even believe it please be sure to hit the like button on my video and subscribe to my channel if you want to have a great Thursday
Thanks for posting the video. You just saved me a lot of money. I have an older zero turn mower with two dry rotted tires that have slow leaks. I am going to get me some of this stuff and fix them.
Haven't seen this stuff might have to give it a try if i get some small leaks, and reality is your tire will still give out when the pressure exerts enough force on dry rotted patches and it will probably be sidewall which involves a crash at any decent speed. Remember - Quick fix is okay for yourself, but for the price of new might as well get rid of the old if someone else life on the line
I don't have this machine anymore and I have a much newer ATV now. So I really don't have any dry rotted tires to try it on anymore. But if you were to puncture the sidewall like how I did it in the video, it would still work to some extent it would probably work long enough to get you moving for a while like maybe back home or out of the woods
Like I told me you know if you get in a rhythm mix it up right you need to get some cat hair or some dryer lint you don't chop it up put in there with it maybe it feels up there hold you know I nearly had to do that yet I just use regular latex and water butt you put the fiber in there that makes bigger better lining and they're I never tried latex paint it might work ; to latex painted firework also
Elway's to take corn cob didn't cut him up in about 3 and flanks and put them inside of bicycle tires corn cobs work good they were for bicycle tires in for a toilet paper and lot of other stuff
I go through a process of cleaning only the sidewalls on our riding lawnmower tires (after taking it off the mower), let all the air out (to prevent any air pressure from making bubbles in the sealant), then apply a layer of GE 100% Silicone Rubber Sealant to it. I spread the sealant using a putty knife then, give the sealant 24 hours to fully cure. This gives me a re-engineered tire that’ll not rot due to UV. The petroleum based rubber degrades over time.
Yeah it actually does work and I think it works for a few months I mean it may be different for everyone you might get six months out of it you might get longer or less
hey buddy Jamie, does actually still works? it's been, idk, maybe 9 months? i need one asap, i got this 33" TSL Interco S Swamper on a Suzuki Samurai, but cracket not on sidewalls, but on the front of the tires, all of them, it's doesn't leak, but, this swampers remains almost 80% of lifetime, it just they are maybe from 2010, 2011. i appreciate any comments from you
I mean this stuff does work pretty dam good, I can't guarantee it will work or anything for everyone, but It sounds like it would work for your situation. IT does work very WELL and it held up for several months on this tire in the video. This stuff has Kevlar in it so yea it works pretty dang good.
Thanks!! And thanks for smashing the like button! I can’t believe how well that TireJect works! I jammed a screw driver into that tire and it fixed it almost immediately!!
If this shit worked for your rotted to hell tires i think mine woth small cracks at the base of the tread would be fine right? Edit: if you happen to reply like my question so i know you commented. Notifications always off.
I don’t have the machine anymore but it did work for a while, I mean I think eventually you will have to add more as they might go down some after a couple months maybe I guess it depends on how bad yours are
@@jamiewagner Good, i'm glad it got you by, i plan on eventually buying this stuff to go into the quad, i appreciate the video and your quick reply, have a good christmas man!
Yes I think they have a version for cars just search tireject automotive tire sealant on amazon. See if you can find it. I put a link in the description below this video to amazon for the one I used in the video but you probably want the automotive one
Most car tires have electronic pressure sensors (TPMS) and this sealant may affect the sensor. Most of these tire sealant products are recommended for trailer tires and truck tires that do not incorporate the safety monitoring system. You may want to call the company for more information on their product.
@@jamiewagner would there be a bunch of that stuff in the rims? And if you took the tires off to replace would it be hard to get that stuff off the rim?
It did go down some after a few months, but I never ended up riding it, it was a project I was working on. It might have gone down some like any atv tire would because I left it sit so long
Just put this in my 1985 atc350x original tires completely dry rotted and it worked
That’s awesome this stuff really does work I couldn’t even believe it please be sure to hit the like button on my video and subscribe to my channel if you want to have a great Thursday
Thanks for posting the video. You just saved me a lot of money. I have an older zero turn mower with two dry rotted tires that have slow leaks. I am going to get me some of this stuff and fix them.
awesome! it should work it worked well for me
Nice cant wait to use it on my rzr to seal a rock puncture
Cool I hope it works! I was really impressed that it does work.
Haven't seen this stuff might have to give it a try if i get some small leaks, and reality is your tire will still give out when the pressure exerts enough force on dry rotted patches and it will probably be sidewall which involves a crash at any decent speed.
Remember - Quick fix is okay for yourself, but for the price of new might as well get rid of the old if someone else life on the line
Yeah your right! You can always get and give it a try, it does work well, I put a link in the description to amazon
Awesome video bro
Thanks dude!!👍
This video is perfect I'm sealing the same tires
cool! good luck with it, Subscribe if you want or click the share button for this video, it really helps my channel grow more!
Thanks for the video. Have you tried it with putting a hole in the sidewalls? We would like to see how that turned out.
I don't have this machine anymore and I have a much newer ATV now. So I really don't have any dry rotted tires to try it on anymore. But if you were to puncture the sidewall like how I did it in the video, it would still work to some extent it would probably work long enough to get you moving for a while like maybe back home or out of the woods
@@jamiewagner Thank you for taking the time to reply. I truly appreciate your advice.
Like I told me you know if you get in a rhythm mix it up right you need to get some cat hair or some dryer lint you don't chop it up put in there with it maybe it feels up there hold you know I nearly had to do that yet I just use regular latex and water butt you put the fiber in there that makes bigger better lining and they're I never tried latex paint it might work ; to latex painted firework also
Elway's to take corn cob didn't cut him up in about 3 and flanks and put them inside of bicycle tires corn cobs work good they were for bicycle tires in for a toilet paper and lot of other stuff
Cool
Use latex caulk and water cheap n it works
Thanks for the tip!
I go through a process of cleaning only the sidewalls on our riding lawnmower tires (after taking it off the mower), let all the air out (to prevent any air pressure from making bubbles in the sealant), then apply a layer of GE 100% Silicone Rubber Sealant to it. I spread the sealant using a putty knife then, give the sealant 24 hours to fully cure.
This gives me a re-engineered tire that’ll not rot due to UV. The petroleum based rubber degrades over time.
dang! that's a good idea! thanks for sharing !!
@@jamiewagner, you’re welcome!!
Great video, sold me on that
I was really impressed with how well it worked. I don’t think it’s meant to last forever but it does work.
Yeah it actually does work and I think it works for a few months I mean it may be different for everyone you might get six months out of it you might get longer or less
Cool channel Mr Wagner
thanks Hurst!! for stopping by my channel!
hey buddy Jamie, does actually still works? it's been, idk, maybe 9 months? i need one asap, i got this 33" TSL Interco S Swamper on a Suzuki Samurai, but cracket not on sidewalls, but on the front of the tires, all of them, it's doesn't leak, but, this swampers remains almost 80% of lifetime, it just they are maybe from 2010, 2011. i appreciate any comments from you
I mean this stuff does work pretty dam good, I can't guarantee it will work or anything for everyone, but It sounds like it would work for your situation. IT does work very WELL and it held up for several months on this tire in the video. This stuff has Kevlar in it so yea it works pretty dang good.
That's amazing
Thanks so much man!
Jamie Wagner your welcome you did all the work
Cool stuff!
4 years later. Anything new to report on this?
I don't have the 3 wheeler anymore but that stuff worked pretty good
Carlisle trail pro became out in 1984 so it could be from 1984 until 2010 when they discontinued it
Yeah
Good vid 😊💯👍 smahsed the like button like always
Thanks!! And thanks for smashing the like button! I can’t believe how well that TireJect works! I jammed a screw driver into that tire and it fixed it almost immediately!!
Jamie Wagner ik right
👍
wow Good job thx
Thanks BRO!
Nice video! Did it continue to hold air for a while?
yes it did for almost 3 months
@@jamiewagner I used 10oz of it in one of my ATV tires but didn’t have any luck with it holding air for more then an hour or 2. I’m so disappointed
Can I use a dry rotted tires yeah it called when you're in line to Mike about a quarter of an inch thick and they usually run until they blow up
holy crap you’ll never trail pros that worn out wtf
😂😂😂
If this shit worked for your rotted to hell tires i think mine woth small cracks at the base of the tread would be fine right?
Edit: if you happen to reply like my question so i know you commented. Notifications always off.
Yeah man it should work better for yours mine were really bad
Wow, i just bought an 86' honda trx200sx and the rear tires are really bad, hopefully this stuff will work out, how are the tires doing after 2 years?
I don’t have the machine anymore but it did work for a while, I mean I think eventually you will have to add more as they might go down some after a couple months maybe I guess it depends on how bad yours are
@@jamiewagner Good, i'm glad it got you by, i plan on eventually buying this stuff to go into the quad, i appreciate the video and your quick reply, have a good christmas man!
permanently fixa flat tire....flat tire protection for 1 year? hmmph sounds good to me
The stuff does work pretty good it gets the job done
does this also work for regular car tires??
Yes I think they have a version for cars just search tireject automotive tire sealant on amazon. See if you can find it. I put a link in the description below this video to amazon for the one I used in the video but you probably want the automotive one
Most car tires have electronic pressure sensors (TPMS) and this sealant may affect the sensor. Most of these tire sealant products are recommended for trailer tires and truck tires that do not incorporate the safety monitoring system. You may want to call the company for more information on their product.
Yes that is possible you may be right about that.
@@jamiewagner would there be a bunch of that stuff in the rims? And if you took the tires off to replace would it be hard to get that stuff off the rim?
No it's easy to clean off it's not like fix a flat or slime
Did it hold air long term?
It did go down some after a few months, but I never ended up riding it, it was a project I was working on. It might have gone down some like any atv tire would because I left it sit so long
@@jamiewagner A few months beats the heck out of the few minutes mine gives. Product ordered.
yep it's pretty good stuff
is it bad for the rim like slime and fix a flat is?
no it's not like those ones.
Congratulations.. you just paid more for a knock off brand of slime that only last for a year.
it only lasted about 4 months but if you were stuck somewhere it would help to get you home