Repairing small tires

I use the genseal from the noflats people,

but in our country the cactus and goat head stickers will ruin a wheel barrow tire, to the point that nearly no sealant will work very long, as soon as it stops turning it will leak air in time, you need a good tire,

and I love the airplane tire from the no flats people but there not easy to put on or take off if you ever need to, I have a set on the tractor fronts and on the pasture pickup, the pasture pickup tires are so solid that even if there no air in them, (had the valve stems rot off) they will still hold the Chevy pick up up,

the air plane tires have weep holes in the side walls to let the tube properly fill the tire, so if one is going to use them tubeless you need the genseal, sealant,

I had some truck tires in the garage that were over 20 years old and still full of air. I cut the valve stem before I cut them off the rim.

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I did use hand soap the first time I aired them up. That is why I was surprised when they fell off the beads again in a few weeks. I'm going slime this time.

I just went through this with a 2-wheel cart. Finally put tubes in them and it ended a three year struggle.

I put a solid tire on my wheelbarrow a couple years ago, and I just ordered tubes for one of my mowers tires.

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