Whenever your enjoying something.........................

[sirch345]

I use Ultraseal (now Puncturesafe) myself and have done for a long time now. As Pete I do check my tyres regularly for any thing they may have picked up, such as a screw or nail.

Chris.

[Pete.L]

I agree about the lateral forces. I think the write up is more bias to four wheels than two. I do know if you put the proper amount in it will cover the entire treaded area and leave the side walls free.
Getting two punctures real close together would be a worry and not necessary a slim possibility. I'm thinking broken glass or a handful of screws carelessly chucked down by a trades man or something similar could easily puncture the tire in more than one place. Not something I'd like to test but I suppose if it can reduce the chance of a blow out and give you a controlled deflation that's better than none.

Tony Said

Anyway, that's my worry, but to be fair I find that in practice I only get punctures on brand new tyres when trying to get to somewhere important on time on days/times when the tyre shops are shut!

Now that's something entirely different It's called the law of Sod and it's designed to pi$$ you off

Pete.l

[Jaglifter]

OK Pete. You've convinced me!

However my rear tyre is still good after using the Slime stuff, so I'll leave it till I've worn some more tread off it.

[Pete.L]

Opps!
Sorry Jag! I did go on a bit didn't I
Anyone would think I work for them and get commission
I'll shut up now.

Pete.l
But it is good stuff though :wink2