since you’re not using it to add sealant. Reinstall the loose tire bead, but leave a final section unmounted. Prop up the wheel with this section closest to the ground but the opening tilted ...

Few things irritate a wheeler more than having a flat. It's not like you can dial up the local auto club to send someone right over to fix the tire now molded to the shape of the ground beneath it.

so I thought it a good benchmark to determine if the tire-to-rim seal is more reliable with the insert. I followed Tannus’ instructions, mounting the tire, then releasing one bead to insert the Armour ...

We usually carry spares. Tires that is. We hope they always remain spares and that we never have to use them. However, there's always the chance you have no spare or already damaged one tire, and ...

The TireJect sealant provided full tire protection and a permanent seal for tread and sidewall punctures, bead leaks, slow leaks, and dry rot. We were able to fix and prevent bead leaks ...

As the corrosion builds up, it's more difficult for the bead of the next tire mounted on that rim to seal fully. Thoroughly cleaning the buildup of corrosion from the bead area on the rim is an ...