High Speed Tire Sealant and Wheel Balancer 16 oz liquid

Since I got Suzu intruder 800 last year which has tubed tires, I had to find a puncture solution which happens once in a year or two. I ride a lot, 20-25k miles a year.In the beginning, I tried to use Ride-On, Bell sealants which are popular, but those liquid just reminded me of my bad experience which messed up whole inside tire but failed to fix the puncture in the middle of a big trip long time ago. So I kept searching for more solid sealant and found Sahara which is gel type and cover 1/2" puncture on bed of tire. But a problem is that I hesitated to buy it b/c it is not so much known as other brands based on number of reviews, not number of stars. Eventually a couple months later, I decided to place order and use it.Once I got it, I found it work really great.First it is very easy to install without any messing around. Just wipe up any debris near around air inlet after putting in.Also, when replacing tire, tube change is not needed. Yesterday, I had tire change at a shop but not tube. Earlier a guy at service had told me to change tube with tire together but later found still good tube man! I will add a little Sahara sealant for balancing pupose.Lastly, it is excellent for wheel balancing. The moment I got Sahara sealant in my tire, front wheel vibration at high speed was gone completely. Wow!!!Regarding puncture sealing, I don't know yet, but I have strong confidence it gonna fix it easily normal screw related one b/c It can cover 1/2" hole in description.As cons, delivery can be delayed by a couple of days. Also, it is difficult to decide how much dose for my tire.Overal, I strongly recommend this sealant to whoever worry about puncture and balancing issues, especially for classic motorcycle riders.I will update if puncture happens in the future. I wish it not ever happens though.

Works as advertised, sealed the puncture easy to use

I don't know if it will stop a puncture, but I can say it did spread evenly and clings to tire well. I added this to tubeless conversion wheel, but it developed a leak at the spoke so I had to pull the tire off. All of the tire was nicely coated, and it washed right off with water! I have it in my rear tire still and will update if I get a nail!Make sure you clean the valve stem out before you put the core back in, I had problems with goop on the core not letting it function, a quick swap with a q-tip and some water on the core did the trick!

I was originally looking for tire sealant and discovered several brands of balancers that promise to also seal in an emergency.I chose this because of the other Amazon reviewers. I don't know how it compares to the other brands.The big deal to me: can it *really* balance the tires?Yes. Yes it can. It balances well.I'm using this on three of my motorcycle tires on two of my motorcycles and am very pleased. This is in two tubless 160-70B17 and one MH90-21 tube-type 21" spoke wheel.The mechanic who mounted the tires put them on the balancer machine at my request and reported that the 21" was 1 oz out of balance and the 17" tires were both 2 oz out of balance. This balanced the tires just fine.As I replace tires over time, this will go in all of my tires.It's a bit pricey, but worth it to get rid of the ugly tire weights AND the benefit of emergency automatic tire sealant makes this an easy decision to me.

I did everything properly. It took my tires from feeling crappy at highway speeds to feeling like my tires were going to shake right off at highway speeds. It actually felt absolutely dangerous. I tried with and without the weights on the rim, just in case. It was a very strong pulsing of shakes. I gave it 100 miles. I had to turn back on a planned trip... and since I am having to pay for a shop to basically go through the process of changing tires to get it out, and I was having some issue with the tires to begin with (hence the product) it took me from just not liking my tires too much and dealing with it, to buying this stupid crap, ruining a trip, and then having to buy new tires. When the shop took it out, they said it was not merely on the tire, but stuck in big globs on recesses of the rim, too. They cleaned it out for me. The said it absolutely did not look like an even spread or anything they would want in their tires. I have since bought my own weights, and I will continue to have a shop change my tires, but I will re-balance my own half way through their lifespan. I will never buy a product like this ever again. Ever. If you want the peace of mind and are running tubeless, look, they have portable air compressors for $25 these days, plug kits are $8. For the price of this gamble of a mess you could do much better.

Never had any tire issues once I put this into 3 motorcycles.

I bought this because of the Fortnine video on tire sealants. It stopped a failed plug from leaking more, and I’ve noticed less vibration as it appears to have balanced my motorcycle tire more than it already was2014 R1200GS

Had a Troy Built tiller with 2 old, deteriorating and flat tires, whose rims through the years had frozen/seized to the axel and would not come off for a typical tire replacement. Followed the directions and injected approximate half the bottle into each tire and inflated to the recommended pressure and low and behold 7 months later my tires are still NOT flat! The tire was cracking on the side wall and I'm sure the original air tight rim seal had broken yet the product worked and they held air. I understand farmers use this on their tractor tires when they get a flat in the field, at least that's what the Farm & Home repairman who recommended the product indicated. Figured if it was good enough for them, it's good enough for me!