JOE'S NO FLATS Super Sealant - Gravel and MTB Bike Tires - Ultra-Fast Sealing for Tubeless and Inner Tubes | for Holes up to 0.25 Inches | Ready to Use Effective Puncture Seal, 500ml

Set up a new set of tubeless tires and rims without any issue. Ignore most poor reviews that mention no applicator (it never implied there was one). Instead save some money and simply keep a small portion of the tire off the bead, squirt in the correct amount of sealent, and rotate the tire before pushing it back over the bead and seating. Bottle has measurements on the side so you know how much sealent you put in

Wife picked up a bunch of thorns on a ride. When she pulled them, the unknown sealant in her tires didn’t do the job. I added 10 oz. of Joe’s, pumped up the tire, rode around the neighborhood and the job was done. So this will be the only sea that I buy because it just plain works!

I proof the product and work very well.

I had 50mgoat head in my wheelbarrow in 100 yards. I repaired the tube, put in Joe’s and nomore flats even though the tire looks like a porcupine. I put Joes in all my tubed carts and dolly. I noticed the tires donot loose as much air over time which is an added bonus. I’m a cyclist and run tubeless on some bikes but haven’t tried Joes yet- usually use orange seal. I did put some in a tubed road tire set and have had zero flats. Disadvantage on a tubed road tire is that all the fluid goes to the bottom of the tube and it is a lumpy ride until the fluid disperses evenly, which only take a half mile.

I tried this on an electric scooter. It still got a flat. I thought that might be a fluke so I used it again on the replacement tube. Got another puncture two days later. This stuff just doesn’t work. It’s expensive too. I don’t know if I can still send back what I didn’t use, but all it does is leak and make a mess inside your tire when you get a flat. Worse than useless.

This did not work the way I planned and when I read about the product and reviews it said it came with the applicator. It does not so good luck if you do not already have one. Once I got an applicator and tried it my son's bike tire and daughter's bike tire still went flat, waste of time and money.

New Rad Rover owners in Central Washington surrounded by Goat Head thorns (nasty little buggers). Some off road trails and almost instant flats on all four tires. Tried slime 8oz on all but one still had a slow leak. Found Joe’s and gave it a shot worked great stopped the leak, and we did thirty miles the next day with no issues. I don’t think this is a permanent fix but may get you out of a tight spot.

I have some Veloflex tires that can be difficult to seal the sidewalls. I have tried Muc Off, Flatout, and Stan's but none could stop the seepage. Stan's did okay but Joe's instantly sealed and hold air the longest of any sealant that I have used. Win, win, and reasonably priced.