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Nutrak tubeless tyre sealant 250ml

£14.99

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  • DESCRIPTION

      Nutrak tubeless tyre sealant 250ml

      • A synthetic latex-based free-flowing liquid tyre sealant optimised for tubeless tyres on Road, Gravel and Mountain Bikes
      • Offers maximum puncture protection sealing holes up to 6mm, coating the sidewall like no other
      • Setup is a breeze - free flowing sealant finds all the little crevices between bead and rim, even when using rim inserts
      • All effective tyre sealants evaporate over time, typically Nutrak Tubeless Sealant lasts around 6 months in UK atmospheric conditions
      • Does not separate forming lumps inside the tyre – meaning sealant is 100% effective when liquid
      • Synthetic latex formula is wheel, tyre and CO2 friendly. Contains no Ammonia.
      • Best suited for Tubeless Ready and UST Setups
      • For 26”, 27.5”, 700c 100ml. For 29” 120ml

      Manufacturer information: Learn more about Nutrak.

  • DETAILS
    • SKU: PON226
  • FAQ

    • Q: Why do I keep getting punctures on my mountain bike?
      A: Frequent punctures are usually caused by incorrect tyre pressure, worn tyres, sharp trail debris, or weak inner tubes. Improving tyre quality, running correct pressure, and using puncture-resistant setups reduces repeat flats.

      Q: What tyre pressure should I run on a mountain bike?
      A: Tyre pressure depends on rider weight, terrain, and tyre type. Lower pressures improve grip and comfort, while higher pressures reduce puncture risk. The correct balance helps prevent pinch flats and improves control.

      Q: Should I run tubeless or inner tubes on my mountain bike?
      A: Tubeless setups reduce pinch flats and allow lower tyre pressures for better grip, while inner tubes are simpler and easier to repair. Tubeless is preferred for trail and enduro riding, while tubes are still common for beginners and casual riders.