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Old 01-14-2013, 02:06 PM
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Its time for a new tyre but iv run out of the trellaborg t lock sealant , it only comes in a 200ml bottle and its nearly 30 dollars , is there an alternative you can use ( iv never used a puncture sealant before this so nothing to compare it too ) , the t lock fluid id like milk with small grains of something mixed in to seal any holes.

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Here in the States, two main choices are Stan's tire sealant, and Slime.
I prefer the Stan's. Not as messy as Slime and very effective. Readily available at mt. bike shops. Its a white latex based sealant that sounds similar to what you are used to.
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I've never bothered with any sealant. Just run HD tubes and carry a spare in the toolkit.
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I've never bothered with any sealant. Just run HD tubes and carry a spare in the toolkit.
You have to use sealant with the T lock system so you get a good seal between the t lock and the tyre
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Here in the States, two main choices are Stan's tire sealant, and Slime.
I prefer the Stan's. Not as messy as Slime and very effective. Readily available at mt. bike shops. Its a white latex based sealant that sounds similar to what you are used to.
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Lack of knowledge on my part. Off to do some reading
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Is the Trelleborg T Lock System still available? I only found it in the UK and it was out of stock,
http://www.trelleborgtyres.co.uk/t_lock_concept.htm

How does it compare to the Tubliss system?
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I think the T lock sealant is needed is to seal the hole the needle makes in the tire, not neccessarily the insert to the tire.

It sounds like it would function the same, probably easier to mount as you don't have the Tubliss rim lock/LP schrader valve. I think the needle thing for a simple pressure check would get old though. My tires would be swiss cheese in no time.
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Is the Trelleborg T Lock System still available? I only found it in the UK and it was out of stock,
http://www.trelleborgtyres.co.uk/t_lock_concept.htm

How does it compare to the Tubliss system?
Yes it's still available , I sent an email and they were in stock , he said there must be a problem with the web site.
Never used the tubliss so can't comment on that .
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I think the T lock sealant is needed is to seal the hole the needle makes in the tire, not neccessarily the insert to the tire.

It sounds like it would function the same, probably easier to mount as you don't have the Tubliss rim lock/LP schrader valve. I think the needle thing for a simple pressure check would get old though. My tires would be swiss cheese in no time.
In the fitting instructions it tells you to smear some sealant around the rim of the tyre before fitting.
The needle is supposed to go in the same hole all the time , you pick a point above the valve on the tyre so you know where to find it next time.
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