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Anyone have any experience of this ?
http://www.ultrasealuk.biz
Apparently it will seal any small hole in a tyre or allow the tyre to deflate slowly and safley if the tyre carcass is damaged beyind repair.
They claim it improves wear as well.
We've had multi-page in-depth discussions about this in the past and it's a controversial subject. I'm personally not convinced one way or the other.
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I used to use similar stuff in my 125, Slime. It worked a treat for stopping punctures.
I'd guess it would do the trick for punctures, not so sure about their claims about it increasing wear mind...
Dan.
richwill68
15-05-05, 01:52 PM
Used this in my last two machines due to loads of building work in my area (screws, nails, sharp stones, glass .....). Had a few objects in the tyres, removed them and not even lost 1 psi of pressure. I'd recommend it, but don't be complacent. Still check your tyres on a regular basis. :lol:
richwill68
25-05-05, 03:21 PM
I'd like to ammend my previous post. Got a screw in me tyre day before yesterday. Removed it as I've done with several others. Tyre completely deflated and spewed pink crap all over the place! Eventually managed to re-inflate and am keeping a close eye on tyre pressure. Lost 10psi first day, lost 8psi yesterday, haven't checked today. Hmmmmm. :?
Carsick
25-05-05, 03:57 PM
I think a screw in your tyre qualifies as fairly major. I wouldn't take it as proving that ultraseal is no good. The thing I'd worry about is that it now might not be as good as a proper bung, and even those are supposed to be quite weak.
richwill68
26-05-05, 08:42 AM
It was only a small screw (fnarr fnarr!), about 3mm diameter. Seems fine today! :wink:
Muttley
28-05-05, 10:16 AM
I've had ultraseal pumped into my tyres on several occasions, as a "Just in case" measure.
I wouldn't want to use it as a permanent puncture repair, if I did notice something sticking out of the tyre then I would get it properly repaired (or replaced), but it does give me piece of mind that in the event of a nail going through then the tyre should still be rideable.
For the little that I paid to have it put in I think it's worth it.
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