Repaired no rot at all , just fixed the leak .

Isnt a tube a better option? The slime makes a mess if you plan on changing the tire some day and it rusts steel with long exposure.

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In a pinch I’ve used both fix-a-flat and slime. I’ve had much better results with slime than fix a flat. A good old rope plug works best in my opinion. I’ve filled some pretty big holes in tires in the middle of the woods with rope plugs.

I like the Tireject and/or TruckerCo Tire Cream. Easier to deal with later like if restoring the rim. Slime seems like a mess.

I’ve used that stuff in the past. Always had good luck with it

Would you recommend this on Jeep tires. Minimal off roading. 95% city and Highway driving.

Never use slime put a tube in it. Paint the tire with used moter oil it will absorb it. Great music

Boss, How to stop Dry Rott at an early stage, My car staying in sunlight for around 6-7 hours. And it started to getting Dry rott, what to do to stop it and increase life of my tires.

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