Stan's NoTubesTire Sealant 2oz

My bycicle sits sometimes for a few days without use and tire would leak slow. Remove valve core dripped sealer into tube replaced valve core and pressurized. Still holding up after tree weeks. Good stuff. Thku much for product.

Used to get flats every few weeks - sometimes several times a month - from goathead seeds (Tribulus terrestris), a common and annoying weed that grows in many urban and rural areas. Tried tire liners - goatheads penetrated them. Tried layering two liners - I still managed to get flats. Finally heard about Stan's and added that to the mix. I have not had a flat in the two years since I injected a bottle (2oz/ea) in both tires. They do not lose air. I ordered extra bottles of Stan's in case there is ever a shortage or in case I get another bike. Stan's tire sealant is awesome. Inject a full 2oz bottle in each tire then immediately spin the wheel or ride it around to distribute the sealant throughout the tube. I'm impressed that it works so well. Better than the neon green goo I used back in college. Thanks Stan!

rode through a construction zone and had 20 nails go through my tires but stans saved the day !

I won’t say it’s no ok, but should update the photo of the product so people that is kind of new won’t think they’re being surprised.It’s the same product as shown in the list but different color on the sticker

My rear tire was losing air relatively quickly, and I know I just needed 4oz more of Stan's sealant. It was easy to install and works perfectly. Now, instead of major pumping to bring my tires up to snuff, it's just a pump or to, which is a testament that this product works!

I used to use SLIME, until a bike shop mechanic recommended this stuff. Even though it is for "Tubeless" tires, it works great in a tube. I use this stuff in thorn resistant inner tubes paired with Schwalbe Marathon Plus tires. I hate flat tires. Haven't had one in years.

My granddaughter received a basketball hoop for Christmas, and our daughter and I attached it to the side of a elevated clubhouse. While shooting baskets, her old nylon basketball that she had found and was proud of hit a broken-off deck screw and had a whole punched in it. She was heartbroken, and I told her that I would fix it. I looked on YouTube and found a gentleman who said to use Stan's NoTubes Tire Sealant – I eventually remembered to order it, and inserted it into the basketball with a hypodermic syringe and inflator needle. I then reinflated the basketball with a bicycle tire pump. I added some more tire sealant and air a couple days later to full inflate it – is it still holding perfectly. Thank you for the YouTube video, sir and thank you for this inexpensive product- it works perfectly! 100% recommended!

The perfect size to throw in a bag when you're travelling.