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Originally Posted by The Warden
I've used it in bicycle tires, and have had really good luck with it. I used to get flat tires on a trail on a regular basis...between the Slime and a plastic shield that goes between the tire and the rubber, I never had a flat again (to this day, actually).
When I was new to driving, I asked a tire shop guy about using it in car tires, and got laughed at...he then told me to never use it 'cause it gunks stuff up...
*shrug*
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You need to inflate your tires properly. Most bike tire flats are caused when the tube gets pinched in some way due to inadequate inflation. Pump them up to 95% of the max recommended on the sidewall. You'll hardly get a flat. Get one of those stand pumps with a built in pressure gauge. Best investment you'll ever make for your bike.