Stan's No Tubes Tyre Sealant is the product that started a tubeless revolution, changing the world...Stan's No Tubes Tyre Sealant is the product that started a tubeless revolution, changing the world of cycling. Today's tubeless systems rely on the lighter, more reliable, self-sealing performance of Stan's Tyre Sealant, the #1 Rated Tyre Sealant on the Market. Just 2 fl oz (59ml) of Stan's in a converted standard tyre or tubeless tyre can repair punctures up to 1/4" almost instantly to keep you rolling. Longer-lasting Stan's Tyre Sealant is formulated to stay liquid in tyres with even thin casings for up to seven months. Arid conditions require more frequent monitoring of sealant levels, but anti-freezing agents in their special formula allow Stan's Tyre Sealant to be used in temperatures as cold as -20° F. One quart will convert up to 16 tyres. It's the first choice of riders around the world for tubeless conversion and flat prevention. Key Features: Seals punctures up to 6.5mm, Remains liquid inside tyres for 2-7 months, Premium low-viscosity formula resists freezing, Natural materials, safe for the environment. Can be injected through valve stems with removable cores and is compatible with tubes and tubular tyres.
This guide is for cyclists looking to enhance their riding experience by preventing flats and converting to tubeless tires. Stan's No Tubes Tyre Sealant provides a reliable, self-sealing solution, dramatically reducing the risk of punctures up to 1/4 inch. However, sealant levels need monitoring, especially in arid conditions. This guide will cover everything you need to know about using Stan's No Tubes Tyre Sealant, from setup to troubleshooting.
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Model Part Number
WH-NT-002
Brand
Stans NoTubes
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FAQs
How much sealant should I use?
Generally, 2 fl oz (59ml) per tire is recommended. Check the tire size and manufacturer's recommendations for specific amounts.
How long does the sealant last?
Stan's sealant typically lasts 2-7 months, but this can vary depending on climate and riding conditions. Check the sealant regularly.
Can I use Stan's sealant with tubes?
Yes, Stan's sealant can be used in tubes to prevent flats.
What if the sealant doesn't seal the puncture?
Ensure the puncture is within the sealant's capacity (up to 1/4"). If it's larger, use a tire plug or replace the tire.
How do I inject sealant through the valve stem?
Remove the valve core, attach the sealant bottle or injector, and squeeze the sealant into the tire.
How do I store the sealant?
Store the sealant in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
Is Stan's sealant safe for the environment?
Yes, Stan's sealant is made from natural materials and is safe for the environment.
Troubleshooting
Tire is still losing air after sealant application.
Rotate the tire to ensure the sealant reaches the puncture. If the leak persists, add more sealant and check for a larger puncture.
Sealant has dried out.
Remove the tire, clean the inside, and reapply sealant.
Sealant is not sealing the puncture.
Ensure the puncture is within the sealant's sealing capacity (up to 1/4"). Rotate the tire to ensure the sealant covers the area. If it's a larger puncture, consider using a tire plug or a new tire.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Effective at sealing punctures, minimizing downtime.
Extends tire life by preventing flats.
Works in a wide range of temperatures.
Environmentally friendly formula.
Easy to use and apply.
Cons
Requires periodic monitoring of sealant levels.
May not seal very large punctures instantly.
Performance can degrade over time.
Requires specific valve stems for injection.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Tubeless Conversion:
Remove the tire from the rim. Clean and dry the rim bed.
Install the tubeless tape, ensuring it's smooth and covers the spoke holes.
Mount the tire onto the rim.
Remove the valve core from your tubeless valve stem and inject the sealant through the valve stem. Use the recommended amount (2 fl oz or 59ml for standard tires).
Reinstall the valve core and inflate the tire with an air compressor or a floor pump.
Rotate the tire to distribute the sealant evenly.
Compatibility:
Compatible with most tubeless-ready and tubeless tires.
Can also be used in tubes and tubular tires.
Works with valve stems that have removable cores.
Care:
Check sealant levels every 2-3 months.
In arid conditions, monitor sealant more frequently.
If sealant dries out, remove the tire, clean it, and reapply sealant.