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 ATV with Flat Tires?

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ridgeback740

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PostSubject: ATV with Flat Tires?   ATV with Flat Tires? EmptyMon Apr 02, 2012 7:38 am

I found a couple of sites that might be useful to those who run ATV's. Found one of them on anthoer forum. This stuff claims to seal up 1/4" to 1/2" rips and holes.

www.ultraseal.com/ is one of them and the other is: www.rhinotire.com

I'm going to check out the ultraseal tire sealant. They sell in in one gallon jugs and for about $12, they sell the pump and applicator to put it into the tires.

If anyone has tired either of these or others out, please post what you think of the product.

On a side note, the ultraseal is good to use in all tires, from atv's, cars, pickups, heavy equipment and so on. They have a contract with the U.S. Military and Postal Service.
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jkelley

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PostSubject: Re: ATV with Flat Tires?   ATV with Flat Tires? EmptyMon Apr 02, 2012 10:53 am

The ultraseal looks like the same stuff we used on the ranch years ago in our 4-wheeler and motercycle tires. In short it looked like "dryer lint" in a milky like liquid. We pumped it into the tire and filled it up with air and the "dryer lint" material plugged the major part of the hole and the solution solidified and sealed it.

My last set of 4 wheeler tires developed leaks in the front tires (running through cactus). I picked up a bottle of green slime at Wal Mart. That sealed them up ok, but they were just slow leaks.
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