Slime 2-in-1 Tire and Tube Sealant, 16 oz
Does it fit your bike?
- Fits Bicycle tires and tubes with a removable valve core
- Fits Non-highway tires and tubes (per manufacturer listing)
- Not for On-highway vehicle tires
- Not for Punctures larger than 1/4 in (tires) or 1/8 in (tubes)
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Not sure? Send photos — we check before you payThorn flats and slow leaks are an everyday problem on fat tires and e-bike tires. Slime's 2-in-1 sealant goes into the tube before a puncture to help prevent flats, and it also seals a puncture when it happens.
Per the manufacturer: it seals tread punctures up to 1/4 in in tires and up to 1/8 in in tubes, gives up to two years of flat protection when pre-installed, and is non-toxic, non-corrosive and water soluble. One 16 fl oz (473 ml) squeeze bottle, with a valve core removal tool and an installation hose included.
Check before you order: the sealant is installed through the valve, so your valve needs a removable core. It is for non-highway tires and tubes (bicycles, scooters, wheelbarrows and similar), not for on-highway vehicle tires. Punctures larger than the sizes above, sidewall cuts and rim damage cannot be sealed, so carry a spare tube.
Shake the bottle well before use, and reinflate the tire to its normal pressure after adding the sealant.
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Specs & fit
Compatibility
Compatible with
- Bicycle tires and tubes with a removable valve core
- Non-highway tires and tubes (per manufacturer listing)
Not compatible with
- On-highway vehicle tires
- Punctures larger than 1/4 in (tires) or 1/8 in (tubes)
- Sidewall cuts
In the box
- 1 x 16 fl oz (473 ml) bottle of sealant
- Valve core removal tool
- Installation hose
Install
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- 15-30 min
- Tools
- Pump
Before you order
- 1) Photo of your valve, showing whether the top unscrews (removable core).
- 2) Photo of the tire sidewall showing the size.
- 3) Photo of the tread where the puncture is, if you are repairing one.
Data source: Manufacturer spec