Tire Sealer

So I called a bike shop asking for solid tires and they're reply is "The only thing we do with solid tires is cut them off." ! 😆 SonI asked them is some suggestion they have because Every time Info out on a bike ride I get goathead thorns in my tire and I end up taking the city bus back home! (portable pump doesn't work, it gets flat again in 2 min.) Let's just say for someone trying to get into biking it feels like it is being more difficult than it should and honestly kind of ruining it for me. And I don't want it to be ruined! So the bike shop said they use Flat Attack and it is made local, to me, and that it is quality made and really works, and much better than any other time sealer you can buy. So what the heck, I've got nothing to loose, I bought some. So I had my son pull out the goat head stickers from the tires and fill the tubes with Flat Attack and air. And then took it took it out for a good ride. He came back, tires are perfect! A few days later, STILL fully inflated. I did not put new tubes in, they were already full of holes and IT WORKED! I'm sold. And I'm so excited I don't have to give up biking. I discovered later in life it is really fun! Especially when you don't have to ride a bus home 😉 😃

Living in the land of cacti and the like, punctures are inevitable. I have had good luck with the Flat Attack and used it for a number of years on road and mtn bikes. I like this product as it is not toxic as are some others using ethylene glycol. Use the recommended amount.

Works great as a flat tire preventer, I got tired of getting flat tires everytime I rode my bike. I use it with a liner that I put over my tube to prevent flats, no more flats!!! Works great!!

Flat Attack is far better than Slime! I pedaled 5,000 miles on tubes with Flat Attack, through sticker patches and all. Eventually the outer tube wore out, and dummy me, I used a screw driver to remove the tube and punctured it. I ended up buying easily available Slime filled tubes and new outer tubes, and within a week, I got two flats with Slime.If you slice the inner tube, or if there is a problem with your valve, no sealant will keep the tube inflated.This large bottle comes with everything you need to insert the sealant in the tube. I had also bought a smaller bottle because I wasn't sure.

Nothing to dislike about this product stickers and goat heads dont stand a chance. 20x4 i use 1 bottle zero complaints

Highly recommended by a bike shop when we were wintering in Yuma, AZ so we bought it. More expensive than Slime but supposedly better.UPDATE: Seems to seal small holes better than Slime (which I have in another bike's tires). Of course the holes, hole locations, and tubes vary so take that with a grain of salt.

Not difficult to install, if you read the instructions and take your time at it. We had 2 flats that were too much for the sealer's ability to seal. The green sealer shot out and glopped up the bike's saddlebags, and on both occasions did not seal the punctures enough to hold the remaining air, let alone allow refilling with additional pressure.Also, the bottles were loose in the box when I received them, and the foil seal had been broken slightly by the included stem removal tool under the cap, and some of the sealer had leaked out.I won't buy more of this sealer.

I really like this stuff in latex tubes. I've used it with Challenge latex tubes in Challenge Gravel Racer tires, and had good luck. I had some instances where I lost a little air during rides, but no flats. Later I pumped the tires up on a tubeless rim, and found 4 holes in the tires... all that had penetrated the original latex tubes and had been sealed by Flat Attack.