Slime is a brand that produces tire sealants, tire inflators, flat tire repair kits, and other automotive accessories.
Slime was founded in 1989 in California by Patrick Curry.
The brand became popular for its invention of the first commercially available tire sealant in 1989.
In 2008, Slime was acquired by Illinois Tool Works, a multinational corporation.
A brand that produces tire sealants and inflators for emergency tire repair.
A brand that produces tire repair kits for more permanent tire repairs.
A brand that produces tire inflators and sealant kits.
A liquid that can be injected into a tire to seal punctures and prevent leaks.
A device that can be used to inflate tires with the push of a button.
A kit that includes tools and materials for repairing a flat tire on the go.
Slime is a brand that produces tire sealants, tire inflators, flat tire repair kits, and other automotive accessories.
Slime tire sealant is a liquid that is injected into the tire. When a puncture occurs, the sealant flows into the hole and seals it from the inside.
No, Slime tire sealant is not a permanent solution. It is designed to provide a temporary fix to allow the driver to safely reach a repair shop.
Slime tire sealant is safe to use in tubeless tires only. It should not be used in tires with tubes.
Slime tire sealant can last for up to two years or until the tire is punctured. Once applied, it should be inspected periodically and replaced if necessary.
