Cream 2 II Tubeless Tire Sealant TruckerCo High Performance 1 Liter/Quart

I ride a titanium hard tail with cheap carbon wheels. Do a lot of XC and ride pretty hard ! I just converted to tubeless after yet another flat with inner tubes. I am a total newbie to tubeless. Used the Stan's rim tape (does not adhere well to carbon rims by the way). Then poured ~ 120 ml (2 syringes) in the tire, and put it all back on the rim. The cream is milky and not thick at all, more like butter milk or so. I do not have a compressor, but turned out you don't need it. I sprayed some soapy water suspension on the tires and rims to make the tire would set easier when pressurized. A few quick blasts with my standard hand pump and there was already good pressure in the tires.You hear the tire pop, a good sign that it's settling well around the rim. You then shake the whole wheel around and make sure the cream gets everywhere. After a minute or two, I no longer heard leaks. Awesome !!! Few hours later there was still good pressure and no leaks. This morning did a long 2.5 h ride and went through some gnarly stuff and rock gardens. No issue at all and tires remained well pressurized. Super happy. Should have converted years earlier. I can very much recommend the Truckerco Cream. It's cheap and does an awesome job sealing. The "free' Syringe is a nice extra.

Works perfectly for my setups. At this price, I was able to set up 4 bikes (8 tires) and have leftovers. Definitely my go to sealants for tubeless setup.

I was hesitant to buy . I did not know much about this product. It came down to price. However this is now my favort sealant. It come with a great aplactor and the product is awesome. I put this in my plus sized tire e bike. (Camp Scrambler). The rims and tires were not tubeless compliant . This stuff sealed up the rim welds and other holes in tires that put a hole in my tube. There are not seaping or dripping that I usually get with stans. I don't know how long it will last . But I don't care at this price it does not matter. I have a new favorite tire sealant . I have been on 5 rides on dirt and dried sticker bushes. no leaks yet. I even pulled out a big sticker thorn . Nothing happened.

I really like this stuff. I've bought a couple of these large bottles now and have found it's works just as well as Stan's, but for a better price. The only small gripe I have is that it maybe dries out a little quicker than the more well known brands. Other than that, it has worked well enough that I don't notice that it's not working. And being in the Arizona desert that's what you want.

Orange, stans, regular and extreme formulas etc. Trucker Co sealant is the only one that has actually sealed my tires. Been using it for 2-3 years now. Half the cost, works great. Seals properly. Easy to remove film dries after use.

Great product... great price.

We love the quantity and price of this product! Having 2 tubless mtb can get expensive to have the shop do it but this is a life saver!

I put 2oz of this sealant into some 650bx47 tires to get them to seal, and I've been giving them what for for the last two months--haven't added any sealant, haven't experienced any pressure loss, it's been all gravy ever since. Kit included an injector with an adapter for my presta valves, it made it super simple to introduce sealant into the tires.One of the tires I used was purchased used, the previous owner clearly had an issue sealing the tire and had actually sharpied two spots on the sidewall where there were some defects. The Cream 2 sealant sealed those up and I haven't had any issues whatsoever over the last several hundred miles, I might be 25% of the way thru the useful life of these tires and no issues so far.Going tubeless has great advantages for gravel and MTB riding; low pressure high volume tires are their own suspension system and you can roll over roots and rocks without losing too much energy with the right tire pressure for the terrain. I recommend it.