I have slime in all my mower tires. It takes care of slow leaks. You will still have to plug large leaks. They make a slime for tubes but I have not used it. I would patch the tube.

 

I have and it's worked great for me. Just make sure that once you put it in the tire, you rotate the tire as mentioned in the directions to adequately spread the "slime" around inside the tire.

 

It works great, just follow the instructions and it will work fine
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I have slime in all my mower tires. It takes care of slow leaks. You will still have to plug large leaks. They make a slime for tubes but I have not used it. I would patch the tube.

I put the tube slime in the front caster on my scag wb. It had a pinhole leak and it sealed up and has not leaked for a couple months now.
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I use Slime in all my equipment. Haven't had a flat in years. You do have to add a couple of squirts each year to refresh it. I buy it in gallon jugs with a pump on it at Walmarts. Some auto parts stores handle it in gallon jugs. It is a lot cheaper that way.

 

I have heard good things about SLIME. Ill be trying it in my mower tires soon.

 

I use it in my sulky tires. They have tubes so no mess. I used to get a flat quite often. Have had none in 2 yrs. now.

I dont use it in tubeless as I have heard they make a huge mess of the rims and shops hate changing them, or will refuse to.

Here is a demo on it.

 

works very well...

 

Great stuff!
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Use it on all my mowers, truck, trailers. I should buy stock in the crap.
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I've used it and it doesn't seem to work as advertised. Ymmv.
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We slime all of our mower tires. Before always a flat slowing us down. Now we have to slit a sidewall before the slime does not work.

 

Slime has always worked great for me. However don't expect the guys at the tire shop to appreciate you.
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I always keep two of these in the field. They have saved me on more than one occasion.

http://www.slime.com/shop/quick-spair/