Anyone used the product "Tireject"? I saw the test results and liked the fact that it was thinner and only took 10-12 oz per tire.

Used it in my Mule tires. It's coming up on 3 years without a flat and just recently had to put a plug in one of the tires. I like it much better than the green stuff I've used in the past.

Good to hear. I’ve got a few hundred panhandle miles on it, so far so good.

I have used Slime in ATV tires and have thorns in there now and never had a flat.

I use TireJect and have recommended it on here many times. Works as advertised and doesn’t throw your tires out of balance.

Seems like I made the right choice with this stuff.

Old man always told me to not put sealant in the tire until you have a leak.

Kinda of makes sense. Could be in there 3 months before its actually needed, and who knows how good that stuff actually is after sloshing around in your tire for several hundred miles.

But that tireject stuff has been my favorite so far! You've helped me put that stuff in my tires. Got it in my lawn mower tires too. Seems to work well.

I thought so, couldn't remember for sure. When I get to the lease Friday night and my tires are up after setting two weeks that will be the final test for me.

I'd say you definitely did. I tried it for the first time about 3 years ago as well to hunt our mule deer place West of Andrews, which is obviously mesquite country. Haven't had the first flat yet. Good luck!

I have one tire that constantly leaks, I’ve put lots of green slime in and changed a leaking valve stem. Time time to take it off again and look for the leak.

Wish I had found it sooner. I had the dealer pump in the red stuff when I bought my Ranger three years ago. Never had an issue. I changed tires this year and brought home my old tires to stack behind my archery target. The stuff was still in a good liquid state but I never realized how much weight I was putting inside my tires.

With only 10oz of Tireject and the lighter tires I went with I swear there's a performance difference. Most noticeably is the compete absence of dust with the more narrow front tires. They're the same size but tread design is such that I'm not slinging dust outside my wheel wells in the front. Quiter also. Steering, easier and less resistance. They're not pizza cutter narrow looking but less of a foot print.

I’ve used Berryman and slime. Both have worked as advertised for me. One front tractor tire has been going since 2007 that routinely shreds mesquite. We do have to add air periodically but even sitting for a month or more it’s not flat.

I use graphite. It won’t corrode/deteriorate my wheels.