Old 04-05-21, 06:08 PM
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Originally Posted by dvai
Got tubeless wheels/tires a year ago. The bike has been in storage but with the season around the corner, I wonder if I really need to "exchange" the tire fluid/sealant in my tires. Does it really only last a few months?
I was always told to verify the amount of sealant every once in a while and replace it completely after a few months. It will vary from a brand to another, but 6 months is the most I've seen when reading the instructions on the back label of the product.

Funny thing is that I did my girlfriend's tires (removed tires, cleaned, put fresh sealant and re-install tire) yesterday and even after 1 year of usage, there was still 2oz in there, and sealant hadn't turned bad. Color was OK, texture and smell as well. She didn't put much mileage last year, but still! She was using OEM giant sealant. I put Muc-Off this time and will see if it lasts as long.
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