[Heytouekutbenca]

What it is suposed to do??
Can it fix a tubeless tire without having to dismount it?
How much time does it take to fix the flat?
Is it faster and better than a CO2 inflator and a tube??

thanks

 

[mplutodh1]

I am not sure exactly, never used it but from what I understand it sprays a sticky substance into the tube. not sure if it would work with tubless, im sure it would, the only problem i could think of is the MESS it would create when you actually want to fix the flat... i think all it does is fill the holes.

 

[speedbump]

Take it from a wrench who has changed tires with this stuff in it, you don't want it in your tires. It is the stickiest, messiest stuff ever. I've had people use it in tubes that had large splits in them and it is a pain to clean up the tire and wheel. I don't want to even think of what it would be like in a tubeless tire when it came time to switch tires.

 

[Heytouekutbenca]

thanks a lot, slave, I will put a tube instead

 

[Westy]

For tubeless tires superglue works great for fixing flats. Just locate the hole, let all the air out, pinch the tire to open up the hole and put a glob of superglue on it. I have done this with both UST and Stan's tubelss and it works great. I do not trust it as a permanent fix but it has always gotten me through a ride/race. The best part is that you do not have to remove the wheel or tire.