Foam vs. LiQuiTube Comparison

How Much Does An 1-1/2″ Puncture Cost You?

Even after an 1-1/2″ puncture, heavy-ply off-road tires are still safe and hold air…

Excellent for off-road ATVs, Skid Steers, Road Graders, Backhoes, Earthmovers/Scrapers, Log Splitters, Wheel Loaders, and Haul Trucks

Photo on right:

Real picture of an off-road tire treated with LiQuiTube Extreme. Still holding air after it had 12 railroad spikes in the tire!

	Foam Filled Tire	Liquitube Filled Tire
Ride Quality	Generally more unpleasant ride due to added weight, less flexible tires, and more “out of balance” feeling	Prevents air loss and creates a smoother ride
Cost	Expensive to fill and expensive to remove when tires wear out (tires must be cut off)	Less expensive than foam and tires are as easy to remove as untreated tires when worn out
Wear & Tear	Hard on rims, hubs, wheels, bearings, and more stress on axles and suspension	Very little added weight or additional stress
Traction	tires flex much less which hinders good traction	No decreased flexibility so tires keep good traction
Protection	Excellent protection from large punctures, holes, and excessive damages	Seals up to 1/4″ punctures in standard tires and 3/4″ punctures in heavy ply tires