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When it comes to protecting your tires, not all tire sealants are created equal. While some sealants promise to get
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Even a small puncture can ruin your weekend. FlatOut not only seals punctures, it also prevents slow leaks around the bead and valve stem. Whether you have tubed or tubeless tires, the process for adding FlatOut tire sealant is the same. So grab the FlatOut formula that’s right for your equipment and get ready to learn how to add tire sealant to your tires for the ultimate tire protection.
First things first, choose your formula. FlatOut QuickStrike is available in three options: Small Tire, On Road, and Off-Road.
FlatOut QuickStrike Small Tire: Scooters, One Wheels, Mopeds, and Bikes/eBikes with tires less than 3.5’’ wide.
FlatOut QuickStrike On Road: RVs, Boat Trailers, Horse Trailers, and Utility Trailers
*Not Recommended for Passenger Vehicles
FlatOut QuickStrike Off-Road: ATVs, UTVs, Golf Carts, Dirt Bikes, Fat Tire Bikes/eBikes (tires >3.5” wide), Lawnmowers, ZTRs, and Other Outdoor Equipment
Dosage is key when adding tire sealant to your tires. Without enough FlatOut in your tires, you could lose too much air before the sealant has time to seal the puncture.
Calculate how much sealant your tires need using our Dosage Calculator here if your tire is not on the chart located on the back of the bottle.
This allows for easy installation into the tire.
The valve core is a small, removable piece in the valve stem. It controls the flow of air in and out of the tire. Remove the valve core using the tool that comes on the lid of the FlatOut packaging or use a 444 tool. If you skip this step, the sealant will be stopped by the valve core.
FlatOut bottles and bags are equipped with a tube that extends and attaches to the valve stem. Secure the tube to the valve stem and lift the bag or bottle, and squeeze the sealant into the tire. You’ll be able to see how much you are installing by a clear measurement window on the side of the bottle.
Once the tire sealant is added, reinstall the valve core to ensure the tire is airtight. Finish the process by airing up the tire to manufacturer suggested pressure and enjoying 24/7 tire protection!
FlatOut tire sealants were designed to last the life of the tire. This means that you get 10+ years of extreme tire protection with one install. Our sealant is latex-free, so it doesn’t dry out or clump in your tire. Just a quick and easy install, then years of puncture-free fun!
To get FlatOut for your tires, check out our shop here or use the chat feature in the left corner to let us know if you have any questions.
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