Stan's NoTubes Tire Sealant 2oz

Works good. Perfect size to throw in your bag in case you need it on the trail or on a long ride

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!

This product works even better than I expected. I was able to use it to repair my basketball. All you have to do is insert a few drops after the ball is inflated and position it for a few hours so the product is against the leak. By the next day, the ball is sealed.

I bought the 2 ouncers to be reused in the future. At 2 ounces each the price is a little high. And why a package of three when we need two for each application? So I bought a bigger bottle to refill the smaller ones .

I used for my Onewheel, that had a leak but it worked great for it and sealed it up instantly

Used this to repair a punctured soccer ball worked great 🙏

This got me home today. I had a puncture on my mountain bike front tire a while back and Stan's got me home. At home I pumped the tire back up to 30 psi and put the puncture down. In the morning, the bottle of Stan's had made a little puddle and the tire was still at 25 psi. Today I got a flat as the Stan's was gone, so I put a bottle in on the trail and pumped it up to 35 psi and rode home. Success!

Bought this to take with me when camping and out cycling. Two tubes = recommended volume for embrace tires (29x2.6). Recently a friend and I road through a field of thorn-grass (not sure what it’s called) here hundreds of small thorns (and holes) in our tires. My tires were set up with stans (recent) and his were another brand (older and a mix). We spent the afternoon at camp picking out the thorns. My tires held the air (sealed quickly) — his, not so much. After cleaning his tire out we remounted and filled with two of these tubes. Filled the tires with air and we were good to ride the next day. These are such a handy size, I recommend carrying a couple on each desert/mtb ride. Now part of my tool/first-aid kit.

The product did what it's advertised for and my tyre is no longer deflating slowly like it used to. It holds the pressure fine now. However, I only bought from this store because it would arrive quickly, and it should NOT be this expensive at all. You could get it much cheaper in other stores, which what I'll be doing, for a bit more money you could get 32oz which is A LOT more. If you're not in a hurry, I don't recommend getting it from here. As I said I only got it from here because it would arrive quick and I was in hurry.

Lo usé para un balón de básquet y ya tiene más de 6 meses y no se ha necesitado volver a inflar por que ya no se queda sin aire, no creí que fuese a funcionar pero me dio la sorpresa de que si muy recomendable

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Used in my zero turn front wheel, holding for a month so we are happy

Me and my friend play soccer most of the time and our football would most of the times pop because of bushes with needles so searched and found this sealant bought it and it works amazing fixed like 3 footballs