Stans NoTubes Tire Sealant, Liquid Sealant, 2oz

Tired of pesky thorns or debris causing small punctures, then you need some Stans. It goes in my road bike, my mountain bike and my bikes - if it has tires youll thank me later!

Stans Race Sealant had worked quite well for me, but this stuff isnt close to as good. Just wont form and hold a seal above about 30psi as far as I can tell. The bottle is great: just the right size to carry, easy to slice open and pour through the valve stem once youve got the core out of the way. If it were full of Stans Race Sealant, it would be the perfect emergency kit carry. As it is, its kinda pointless.

Great

great for small leaks in a tubular

Easy use one tire.

I Had a front tubeless tire on my zero turn that broke the bead and after i got it to re-seat it had a leak. I took out the valve stem and poured the contents into the tire, pumped it up to 15 PSI, shook and rotated it to ensure good coverage to the entire inner seat, and it has held now for 3 weeks with no leakage!!

Wasn’t sure if this product would work at first but after following the instructions the ball held up, no more air leaks, save me from buying a new basketball ball

I had a basketball with a slow leak in it, I could pump it up but it was flat by the end of the day. I saw a Youtube video use this stuff and it works perfectly - I put in an inflation needle, dripped maybe 20 drops of this stuff down the needle, attached the pump and inflated and then played basketball with it. It stayed inflated and this stuff did its job almost instantly. Would totally recommend.

Used this to fix a leaky basketball and it works like a charm.

Four yrs ago I took a bike trip down the west coast and I had 3 flats in 3 days. I stopped by a bike shop/store an they recommended STANS. I put in another bottle of STANS every 4 months and have had on one flat since using it. An ride between 8,000 to 9,500 miles a year.