Had a pretty big gash on my Kubota L3750 rear tire. Had surgery on my shoulder & was unable to remove to take to shop, service truck plus cost of tire was too much, or patch/tube. Found liquiTube online, found it at a local Napa and put it in tire. Easy. Months later, still no leak. I'm sold. Going to order larger size and put in the remaining 3 plus the 4 on the MF. They sell all sorts of quantities, I got the 1 gal size, but they have 5 gal, 55 gal and much larger if needed. Dot otr approved.
Flat Proofing liquiTube testimonial
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Xfaxman
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Does anyone know what is the difference between LiquiTube and Slime?
BXman98
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LiquiTube seals anyleaks that you may have in the tire and it also is only made for slow moving vehicles. Slime I believe is a liquid ballast to put in the tire.
BXman98, Slime is not a ballast, its a sealant. Though the company may make a ballast compound I'm not aware of. As far as the LiquiTube, it says its DOT approved for OTR (Over The Road) use. I read user testimonials from trucking companies. Either way, great product. Still no leaks.
