Peatys or muc off tyre sealant

[RsGaz]

Hi all, going to replace my tyres soon, just wondering what sealant everyone recommends, I was leaning towards the Peatys, but I’m open to suggestions. Thanks

 

[RobW]

I have used Peatys for the last couple of years.

It just works and seals well.

I didn’t get on with Stans or muc off.

 

[Bndit]

Basic Stan`s.

 

[Hattori-Hanzo]

Which ever one you can get cheapest, they are all much the same.

 

[Dave_B]

Yeah, whichever you can get the cheapest. I’ve used them all and they are all equally good. If they claim otherwise it’s just marketing bullshit.

 

[whitymon]

I used muckoff - 1 season no issue but maybe last not as long as other, then moved to stans (different version).

Regarding Peatys, old ones (2020) where a total mess, stinky, solid parts, hard to clean etc. It seems it has improved as some people do not seems to relate this.

Honestly, I do not see any reason to not go with stans as peatys price is similar and used by a tons of people, this is not marketing anymore.

Only product I praise from peatys is their all weither premium lube: perfect.

 

[Dax]

Peatys, mostly because the lbs sell it in litre bottles

 

[Doomanic]

Whatever I can scrounge off a mate…

 

[Bones]

Oko fluid watered down about 25%.
If it's good enough for farmers then a poxy MTB wheel won't bother it
I've been using it for years, it doesn't dry out like latex but does leak through the sidewalls, so a top up every 6 months or so is required.
I have one wheel with about 30 thorns in it and it's still working ok.

 

[steve_sordy]

I used to use Puncture Guard but they don't make it any more. It was fluorescent green, so it was easy to see any leaks/puncture holes. It was non-latex, so it never dried out. Dead easy to use too. The green spots on the tyres let me know that I had over two dozen punctures on each tyre before they were binned.

Once PG disappeared from the shelves, I moved to Continental Revo sealant, solely because I was using Conti tyres at the time. It is one of the non-ammonia latex sealants so it does not do any harm to the tyre. That may be marketing bullshit, I dunno. But it works very well, and is easy to use.

Having seen the above post from @Bones I might give OKO Fluid a go. I really like the fact that it's not a latex sealant and does not dry out into a latex starfish rumbling around in the tyre.

 

[steve_sordy]

@Bones How much OKO Tyre Sealant do you use. You also mentioned watering it down. I have tyres 29x2.5 and 27.5x2.6.
There is what appears to be a generic tyre sealant:

Tyre Sealant off road oko 1.25 Litres - Tuckwells

But then the OKO website mentions OKO Magic Milk for tubeless tyres.

https://okosales.co.uk/shop/magic-milk-hi-fibre-250ml-oko081/

Have you used this as opposed to the generic sealant they make?

 

[Mik3F]

I personally use Peaty's. Never had a tyre flat on me whilst usign it so far

 

[Bones]

@Bones How much OKO Tyre Sealant do you use. You also mentioned watering it down. I have tyres 29x2.5 and 27.5x2.6.
There is what appears to be a generic tyre sealant:

Tyre Sealant off road oko 1.25 Litres - Tuckwells

But then the OKO website mentions OKO Magic Milk for tubeless tyres.

https://okosales.co.uk/shop/magic-milk-hi-fibre-250ml-oko081/

Have you used this as opposed to the generic sealant they make?

Just the bog standard stuff. I water mine down around 25 to 30 %.
And I put loads in, like up to 200ml

 

[alancube]

Which ever one you can get cheapest, they are all much the same.

 

[Ickle_legs]

Have used Orange Endurance almost exclusively for c.7 years. Works well and doesn't clump (other than in punctures where it's supposed to). Needs top-up maybe 2-3 times a year.
I have recently used Peatys for 1st time (originally got for different useage i.e.not MTB) but too early to comment - particles seem quite large so presume might seal larger holes

 

[Muscles]

Muc-off will leave a mess on your bike that’s hard to clean up if you have a puncture. And I can’t tell that it works any better or even as good as Stans

 

[Brent8275]

This is how much stans sealant was in my tyre when I changed it out the other day. Still sealed fine, but I presume it wouldn't have done much if something had punctured the tyre? Made me wonder why they recommend 100 to 150ml...

 

[Zagora]

Six or seven years since going tubeless and no flats. I use the standard Stans sealant.

 

[steve_sordy]

This is what you get with latex sealants if you don't clean out the tyres occasionally.. a latex starfish!

I could hear it rumbling along inside the tyre.

 

[irie]

That is really horrible

 

[jackamo]

I'm back to tubes , with 50ml of selant in. Works a treat

 

[Pickle1970]

For my rear neither, tannus armour insert and tube. Been superb for the last 4 years