SliME Liners stop flats, are lightweight and are easy to install. Slime liners are guaranteed to prevent puncture flats in the tread area of the tire.
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Product Details
Product Length:
5.91 inches
Product Width:
3.15 inches
Product Height:
1.57 inches
Product Weight:
0.35 pounds
Package Length:
7.4 inches
Package Width:
3.07 inches
Package Height:
1.57 inches
Package Weight:
0.35 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 27 reviews
Features
Stop Flats
Lightweight
Easy Install
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 27 customer reviews )
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10 of 10 found the following review helpful:
These liners cause flats, buy Tuffy liners instead. Oct 17, 2008
By Randy
"rides a bike"
I ran these in my mountain bike for a while with over 60psi in my tires for commuting to work...they worked great with that much pressure. When I went down to trail pressure (50psi or so) I got one ride in before they caused a laceration all the way around the tube that was not patchable...there was literally a cut all the way around the tube from the edge of the liners. Other brands (Tuffy Liners, for example) have a tapered edge that is not as sharp as these. Slime needs to redesign these things in a big way. I love the thickness of them for the thorns I deal with, but they really need a tapered edge. I would avoid them.
10 of 10 found the following review helpful:
This liner may be slicing my inner tube Jun 15, 2008
By phwang I installed the liner on both the front and back tire. Since I had a major flat on the rear tire before I installed the liner, I also replaced the inner tube with one prefilled with slime. 30 min into the initial brisk ride on city streets, the new inner tube burst. I replaced it with a 2nd slime inner tube - 10 days later, burst again. Kind of wondering if the liner is rubbing against the inner tube. I noticed a 1-2" laceration along the tube slightly off center. I am now trying something else - buying a kevlar tire with a generic inner tube and did not install the liner on the rear tire - will see how this lives up. Bottom line, I suspect the liner causes the inner tube to slide around and eventually rub against the inner tube and cause it to tear.
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Live in the West? Gotta get some Jul 21, 2007
By G. North Any one going for a ride in the west/southwest, these are a must item. The desert is a minefield of thorns, bristles, spikes and needles, all waiting to let the air out of your tires.
I was concerned these would be too narrow to provide adequate coverage, but the fear was alleviated when they arrived, they are plenty wide to provide protection for a MTB tire.
Put these in, and you may never have another plant-related flat again. These may not stop a big nail, but that's a pretty rare event, if you're watching the road!
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
This item DOES slice your inner tubes Oct 26, 2009
By fixit Bought these at the recommendation of my LBS. By the next day I had two flats - slice marks, not puncture marks, in my tubes. Walked my bike home then went back to the bike shop and got a refund for the Slime liners and two free new tubes. I wouldn't recommend this product to anyone.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Actually causes tires to blow faster Jul 27, 2010
By David After getting the occasional tire punctures once ever few months, I thought this item would have been a good idea, preventing some of the punctures.
But after installing it, my new tire went flat one day later. I was very displeased but went and replace thet tube again.
Again, after riding the bike for 30 minutes, the new tire went flat.
I was angry at this point. I noticed that the stem/valve of the tire was shifted and no longer coming out of the wheel at a perpendicular angle. I suspected that the liner was too slippery and was causing the tube to shift and ripping away at the stem.
When I took the tire out, I confirmed this on both of my tires.
I wouldn't recommend this product. I can't believe that this doesn't happen with other people too.
Perhaps an adhesive would have remedied the problem.
based on 27 reviews
These liners cause flats, buy Tuffy liners instead. Oct 17, 2008
By Randy
"rides a bike"
Live in the West? Gotta get some Jul 21, 2007
By G. North
