Tire Sealant Professional 5-Gallon Pail for Agricultural Equipment

Description

If you’ve ever been caught in the field with a slow leak or spent hours patching tires when you should be working, you know how tire problems can kill your productivity. This professional-grade tire sealant is a hassle-free solution that requires no mixing or special preparation—just inject and get back to work. It’s the kind of product that pays for itself the first time it saves you a trip to town or keeps you rolling through a long day.

What You’re Getting

• Ready-to-use formula that works straight from the pail—no measuring or mixing required
• Mechanical sealing action that won’t harm your expensive tires or rims like some chemical sealants can
• Seals punctures up to ¼ inch and most bead and rim leaks that cause slow air loss
• Works in extreme temperatures from -45°F to over 200°F—whether you’re working in winter cold or summer heat
• 100% water-soluble for easy cleanup when you need to service tires later

Built for Real Farm Work

This 5-gallon pail gives you enough sealant to treat multiple pieces of equipment across your operation. Whether you’re running tractors, combines, implements, or utility vehicles, tire problems don’t discriminate. Having this on hand means you can treat everything from loader tires that pick up nails to implement tires that catch stubble punctures. You’ll need the separate injector pump to install it properly, but once you’ve got the setup, you can treat tires quickly without breaking them down.

Made to Last

This sealant is safe, non-hazardous, and eco-friendly, meeting EPA disposal standards so you don’t have to worry about environmental concerns. The mechanical sealing action means it actually plugs holes rather than just coating them, giving you a more reliable seal that holds up under the stress and vibration of field work.

Good to Know

Install this through the valve stem using the injector pump—no need to remove the tire from the rim. The amount you inject depends on tire size, but it’s pretty forgiving. If you’re treating tubeless tires, make sure they hold air reasonably well first, as this works best on small punctures rather than major damage. Keep the pail sealed when not in use to prevent contamination.