Muckoff tyre sealant

gazcarsf1

Anyone using muckoff tyre Sealant?
What's it like any good/bad issues?
Current using stans and have done for years now, but after a long walk home looking to see if there is anything better?

Cheers

robertpb

Stans Race is better, it's more expensive but then Muc off is very expensive.

steve_sordy

I have used Continental Revo Sealant, which is a latex based sealant that has no ammonia so it is supposed to be better for the tyres. It was OK, and like all latex sealants it seals tyres that are not specifically "tubeless ready".

But I was looking for something better. Slime have finally woken up and made a sealant specifically for tubeless tyres. Their "Slime Pro Tubeless" sealant is every bit as good as the sealant they made for tubes. It is green and thick and inspires confidence just by looking at it. But is it any good? Unlike the magazine testers, I am not prepared to start sticking screwdrivers into my tyres. However, I can report zero flats since using it (like every other sealant I have used). I can also report getting punctures, as witnessed by the green dots on the tyres after the bike has been parked up overnight. It takes slightly longer to seal the carcass of a non tubeless tyre, but it holds up well thereafter.

The sealant comes in an 8floz bottle with a nozzle to aid squirting down the valve (with core removed), although I prefer pouring into the tyre before finally closing the tyre onto the rim.

tom_howard

I've used it. It's sealant, it works.