Front tire sealant

[Aggie66]

I have a front tire on my Kubota MX5400 leaking. Any recommendations on tire sealants thanks

 

[sandman2234]

Well, I wouldn't put slime in it! On tractor tires that are too old around here, I fill them with water and keep using them.
Note: It doesn't freeze hard enough to freeze a tire full of water, and if it gets that cold, I probably won't be out there on the tractor, so it negates some of the reasons "not" to do this.
David from jax

 

[Sawyer Rob]

Tire Ject it IS absolutely the best, it works the best and it won't rot your rims like slime.

SR

 

[dj1701]

Tire Ject it IS absolutely the best, it works the best and it won't rot your rims like slime.

SR

I put it in my BX front tires and it stopped the leaks.

 

[Sonny580]

take it off and patch it OR put a tube in it!!!! simple and problem solved!!

 

[psvfd]

Tire Ject it IS absolutely the best, it works the best and it won't rot your rims like slime.

SR

I put it in my tractor rear tire, does not leak anymore.

 

[bmaverick]

I have a front tire on my Kubota MX5400 leaking. Any recommendations on tire sealants thanks

I'm going on 6 years using FlatOut by Multi-Seal, the same company sealant for semi-truck fleet tires and the military. Sealant good for 10+ years.
This is liquid Kevlar. FlatOut will take care of punctures up 1/2-inch.
This is NOT the flammable green slim junk that lasts maybe 2 years.

Many of the Deere and Yanmar owners on the YTOG use this now.

My place has locust trees. Mowing a pasture is like driving on sharp 2-inch nails. This is the only product I know of to keep my tires going. I've patch punctures at 5/8-inch too.

 

[bmaverick]

I have a front tire on my Kubota MX5400 leaking. Any recommendations on tire sealants thanks

 

[LouNY]

I've had good luck with the Gemplers products;
Flat Tire Prevention

My last slow leakers (this summer) i'm trying this; it's working good so far;
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07HV9V6TY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[ultrarunner]

I’m an outlier because I slimed my Kubota fronts about 20 years ago after always having to add air and that took care of it.

The rears are foam filled do never going flat!

 

[ArlyA]

I believe slim is water based and h2o does work it's way out. So I must ask, what are those other brands based with?

 

[Too many Kubotas]

Another vote for Tire Ject.

It has stopped several tires (and a couple of wheels) from leaking slowly, the only product I've tried that really did work.

Although, I'm willing to try that Flat Out stuff.

 

[old and tired]

Don't use Slime!!! It's a heck of a mess when you do put a tube in later.

I had a lawn tractor tire blow up with slime in it... started to swell up, middle of the night the tire exploded. Looked like a scene from Ghostbuster's...

Fix the tire right the first time!

 

[Too many Kubotas]

It's not that fun to get it all over the tire machine, either.

 

[ultrarunner]

Don't use Slime!!! It's a heck of a mess when you do put a tube in later.

I had a lawn tractor tire blow up with slime in it... started to swell up, middle of the night the tire exploded. Looked like a scene from Ghostbuster's...

Fix the tire right the first time!

Well… it is called slime.

 

[Midniteoyl]

I 2nd the Flat Out. Stuff has been a miracle for use around here. Not one flat after install when I was fixing one just about every time I took any machine out.

They make some for filled tires as well called 'Hydro 1500' that I have in my rears:

Amazon.com

 

[Midniteoyl]

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[Aggie66]

Thanks everyone

 

[kenhar]

If there are no briars, thorns, nails etc. in the tire, an old-fashioned inner tube is hard to beat.

 

[dnw64]

I had one front tire that kept going flat so I foamed them. Killed two birds with one stone. And Pete's Tire Barn even picked them up and dropped them off for no extra charge