Tyre Yogurt Tubeless Tyre Sealant
Available in 500ml and 150ml sizes, Tyre Yogurt tubeless sealant:-
-Seals up to 6mm holes and rips in tubeless tyres
-Does not separate and clump
-Will not dry out
-Re-usable
-No latex or ammonia
-Non-corrosive, non-toxic & non-flammable
-Water washable
See Quantity Guide in NEWS section for dosage suggestions.
The handy nozzle on the 150ml is ideal for adding Tyre Yogurt through the valve but a handy tube is also available.
Available in 500ml and 150ml sizes, Tyre Yogurt tubeless sealant:-
-Seals up to 6mm holes and rips in tubeless tyres
-Does not separate and clump
-Will not dry out
-Re-usable
-No latex or ammonia
-Non-corrosive, non-toxic & non-flammable
-Water washable
See Quantity Guide in NEWS section for dosage suggestions.
The handy nozzle on the 150ml is ideal for adding Tyre Yogurt through the valve but a handy tube is also available.
Available in 500ml and 150ml sizes, Tyre Yogurt tubeless sealant:-
-Seals up to 6mm holes and rips in tubeless tyres
-Does not separate and clump
-Will not dry out
-Re-usable
-No latex or ammonia
-Non-corrosive, non-toxic & non-flammable
-Water washable
See Quantity Guide in NEWS section for dosage suggestions.
The handy nozzle on the 150ml is ideal for adding Tyre Yogurt through the valve but a handy tube is also available.
A Perfect Alternative to Latex Based Sealants…..
Flat Free & Full of Fibre tech offers premium puncture protection to seal punctures & prevents flats in tubeless tyres.
Tyre Yogurt tubeless sealant will not separate, clump or dry out. It is latex-free, ammonia-free, water washable, non toxic and seals up to 6mm holes & cuts in tubeless tyres.
The liquid we use does not dry out, and holds the fibres and fillers permanently in suspension so they will not separate, clump together or block valves.
Tyre Yogurt has no shelf-life so can be re-used and can last for the life span of your tyre.
OK, but how does it work?
There are millions and millions of fibres and fillers permanently suspended in Tyre Yogurt. When a puncture occurs, the air in the tyre forces the fibres and fillers into the hole. This forms a flexible plug and a physical seal that prevents further air loss. As the liquid is not part of the sealing process, we do not have to use latex - which can separate and dry out in your tyre.
Tyre Yogurt in action, sealing large cuts and holes in tubeless MTB tyres
Play the short film of a Tyre Yogurt tubeless tyre sealant test. The start of us butchering a Schwalbe Magic Mary tyre with 65 6mm screws. Then watch Part II (CLICK HERE) to see if this tyre is still holding air
Reviews of Tyre Yogurt from Riders on Facebook
It works. And it works really well. It's clear that this was developed by end users. Brilliant stuff.
Matthew Draper
I live and ride in Morzine and have been using this product now for a year.
Not a single puncture that it hasn’t dealt with and it doesn’t dry out.
Kevin Porter
Very easy to mount tubeless with a track pump and seals around the valve better than Stans. No punctures so far
John Myles
The Story of Tyre Yogurt
Once upon a time… April 2017, in the mountains around Morzine, Jon has a small puncture in one of his tubeless mountain bike tyres. The latex based sealant he was using refused to seal the 2mm hole so he went searching for alternatives.
At a similar time in the hills around Saddleworth, England, Matthew’s 12 year old son, Archie, is invited by Jack Reading - One Vision Global Racing, to join the team as a “young ripper”.
A conversation with Mojo results in Chris Porter and Nicolai making the first ever junior sized G16 bike for Archie, and he starts racing. However, his first outing with a latex based tubeless sealant didn't end well so he switches back to riding with tubes.
Jon and Mathew have a conversation about plans for a latex and ammonia free tyre sealant.
Matt and Archie arrive in Morzine, and Jon installs his new sealant in their tyres.
A team of riders, scattered across Europe, is recruited to test the product and the sealant is tweaked and re-tested in response to their feedback.
As the snow comes to the French Alps and bikes are swapped for skis, testing continues. The product is put through its paces during the cold wet winter months in Saddleworth, by a die hard group of riders basing themselves out of the Bikeanics shop.
Jon continues to tweak the product and it is re-tested until everyone is happy with the results achieved.
“Tyre Yogurt” is officially born, Jon and Matt decide that they are going to embark on a new adventure and take the product to market. .
