Tyre sealant in 5 and 10 and 20 liters

[Emazing]

Can anyone suggest or recommend a good quality local supplier of tyre sealant that that can supply’s in 5 ,10 and 20 L?

 

Thank you

[BaGearA]

Safeseal

[Prince Albert Cycles]

Can anyone suggest or recommend a good quality local supplier of tyre sealant that that can supply’s in 5 ,10 and 20 L?

 

Thank you

DEED

[Alouette3]

Enduroseal

[Pure Savage]

Maybe need to replace the tyres

[Bikalot]

DEED

Drop us a mail as we can help on the DEED: info@bikalot.com

[Bicycle Supply Chain]

Safe seal or Deed.

 

Contact me if you’re need supply.

 

Mike.

[Thomo]

Are either of the SafeSeal or Deed recommended for road tubeless.?

Will probably need to have a look at my sealant stocks at some point.

Another name that pops up under recommendations is Magic Milk.?

[Bicycle Supply Chain]

For road tubeless you can “use” any sealant but it’s recommended to use a sealant designed for the higher pressures of road wheels.

 

Something Joe’s road sealant. Or Continental

 

Just a side note to all using ammonia based sealants.

 

If you using a Shimano or mavic rim I would highly suggest you stop using the ammonia based sealant. The ammonia and the aluminum of these rims create a battery effect and this leads to a crater and hole forming (mostly around the valve) until the rim is throw away.

 

I would suggest using a ammonia free sealant like continental revo sealant or Joe’s eco sealant (recommended by Shimano for their wheels)

[Thomo]

..but it’s recommended to use a sealant designed for the higher pressures of road wheels.

 

Yeah, I guess that's what I meant about the two mentioned products.

Thx.