I picked up a hole sometime this week and didn’t realize how large the hole actually was because my tire was holding 55 psi well. I topped off my sealant and went on my 100k yesterday and had a little less than 1 of the 2.5 oz of sealant today when I went to repair.
If you run tubeless, what sealant do you trust? I feel like this one did good, all things considered, but every impact or bump would cause it to spew out. Eventually it stopped with 20-25psi which was good on the gravel yesterday. I would have repaired it immediately, but forgot to bring the patch kit lol.
by South-Condition2295
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I use the orange seal endurance stuff, seems to do good by me!
Stans.
Orange seal endurance.
Another vote for orange seal endurance!
For pure ability to seal punctures nothing beats Silca’s sealant. That stuff plugs just about anything but it’s also the highest maintenance sealant I’ve ever used.
Bontrager’s sealant is pretty good but I’d say it’s about equal to Stan’s. The smaller glitter particles have a harder time plugging small slices or larger holes.
Muc-Off sucks. It works OK but I wouldn’t waste your time with it. Definitely low maintenance but when it wont seal even somewhat small punctures on it’s own.
Stan’s