Tyre Sealent SEAL

Pitbull said:
Wait, you stabbed a tyre which is shaddy already, just to test and still driving with it?

F0k nee!
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Lol yeah, I Had to see the confidence of the product, I would never recommend something I’m not certain about.. till today, not a problem
 
So just to sum it up, I’m still with the same Tyre on the car, no refilling of air, no leaking on air and no balancing issues.. I’m impressed.. I don’t manufacture or retail and put it in my car by choice.. I’m very happy with the product and this recommended it to benefit people and help people not get caught in shitty situations, dangerous areas with a flat Tyre.. as far as I know, I will highly recommend it and if I come across a problem, I will tell you’ll immediately.. there’s also a warranty that states if there’s any defects or problems, they’ll replace my tires
 
Rocket-Boy said:
If you use tubeless tyres on a mountain bike then you have to have sealant. Its just a case of maintenance required to clean out the snot balls from time to time.
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Not arguing that you should not use a sealant, just not the typical rubbish sold and "installed" at your typical cycle shop store. Choose a better band and one that really sticks to the tyre surface instead. And spin the wheels on a practice cycle stand ( don't know what you call those stationary exercise machines things).

Then the "snot balls" do not form even you choose a lousy el-cheapo sealant brand.
 
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