Stans NoTubesTire Sealant 32oz(Return to Product Page)

This stuff is GREAT!!! I no longer ride with a saddle bag and don't bother carrying a spare tube I trust this product that much. In the event of a flat someday, I will find my way to a bike shop, hop on a train to get home or just phone AAA and get them to pick me up. Replacing the presta valve is tricky and messy after adding sealant and so now I just bring new parts to my local bike shop and let them do it. I just pay for the labor. There is misinformation about how this product can be used. I contacted Continental and it is safe to use this sealant in Continental road tubes. Many bike shop are unaware of this and think this product is solely for tubeless tires. Expect the sealant to last up to 6-8 months which is about the time frame before I need to replace my tires so I just start from scratch and replace with new tubes along with new tires and sealant. IMPORTANT Make sure your air pump has a hose with a lever release nozzle and NOT a THREADED nozzle. After adding air, I accidentally pulled out my presta valve, TWICE, while unscrewing the threaded nozzle and sealant exploded into my face. Local bike shops can replace the hose with a lever nozzle on floor pumps for about $10, parts and labor included. I'm no longer concerned about getting flats which was a big worry over the Winter months. I only wish I found out about this product years ago.

I've been using Stan's for several years on gravel and road tubeless tires. Seals small holes without me even knowing and seals bigger one's after spraying a bit.

I've had good results with this sealant and the price is very reasonable when compared to other sealants.

I put 4-6 oz's in and suffer air loss overnight.

Can't go wrong with Stan's sealant! Always reliable when needed.

great product

I've gone from Orange seal to Stans with no noticeable difference other then the price.

I have bin yousing this for 6 ur now I tell everyone about it and how much I love it there nothing beder thanks for coming up with it

I use this sealant on cyclocross bikes and have found it to be long-lasting and easy to use, especially when paired with the Stan's syringe.

I was skeptical about going tubeless for a long time. I avoided it until I bought a mountain bike and could really see the benefit of running at lower pressures.

With this stuff on board I don't worry about flats and I get to enjoy super grippy tires. It's so easy to use, it cleans up easy, and the punctures I've actually seen have all sealed up quick.

Well worth the purchase, my shop will never be without a bottle again!

This is the only sealant I've ever used so I've have nothing to compare. I've had very few punctures in my riding lifetime so i guess it's good. I'll continue to stick with Stan's

I've tried this and Orange Seal and prefer Stan's for the value. Stan's has performed well for me in sealing tubeless mountain tires, even ones that are not tubeless-specific.

NO REASON TO LOOK FOR ANOTHER BRAND

It's good to keep this stuff around in quantity for my MTB and cross bikes. Swapping tubeless tires or fixing flats is less tedious when all the tools are readily available...Yeah and the bulk price is way better than the little single serving bottles.

I have used Slime and Air Lock over the years and I have been thoroughly impressed with Stans. Really nice to use less sealant per tube and my instinct is that Stans seals punctures more quickly than the competitors, reason being that I have had to top up my tires less frequently using Stans than either Slime or Air Lock...I assume I have experienced a roughly equal number of puncture events using each of the sealants. I was initially put off by the limited servicelife of Stan's-sounds like it's supposed to dry out after a year or something-but if you live in a high puncture environment (as I do...Alb, NM) then chances are it won't be able to dry out before you need more any way.

Nothing performs as well and as consistently as Stan's sealant.

Great sealant. Good price for the economy size bottle.