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Tubeless sealant amount per tire, as brands publish it

How much tubeless sealant per tire each brand recommends, by tire width or riding category, in the brand’s own wording.

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How much tubeless sealant to put in a tire according to each brand’s own published guide (Hunt, Stan’s, Muc-Off, Peaty’s, Continental, SILCA, Schwalbe, WTB, Orange Seal and Effetto Mariposa), by tire width or by riding category (road, gravel, cyclocross, MTB). The amount column keeps the brand’s wording; ml figures for brands that publish ounces only use 1 fl oz = 29.57 ml. Brands that publish no per-tire amount are left out. Every row links the brand page and the date it was checked.

How to cite

Fields

FieldTypeMeaning
brandtextBrand
source_titletextTitle of the brand’s guide
labeltextTire size or category as the brand labels it
width_min_mmnumberLowest tire width in mm the row covers (inclusive; Pedal Brief’s reading of the label); empty for category rows
width_max_mmnumberHighest tire width in mm the row covers (inclusive); empty for category rows
surfacetextroad, gravel, cx or mtb where the brand names one; empty otherwise
amounttextAmount in the brand’s wording
ml_minnumberAmount in ml, low end
ml_maxnumberAmount in ml, high end
oz_minnumberAmount in fl oz, low end, only where the brand gives ounces
oz_maxnumberAmount in fl oz, high end
formulatextA per-width rule instead of a fixed amount; empty if none
brand_notetextContext from the brand’s page
source_urlurlBrand page
checkeddateDate Pedal Brief checked the source

Empty cell = the source doesn’t state it. Several values in one cell are separated by “ | ”.

Licence

Pedal Brief’s compilation (the selection and arrangement of these rows and the files) is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). You may copy, share and adapt it, commercially too, if you credit Pedal Brief (pedalbrief.com) with a link to the dataset page, link to the licence and say if you changed the data.

The facts themselves (figures, specs, team equipment) come from the sources named in each row: brands, race organisers, tourism offices and the UCI. We claim no rights in those facts. Brand and team names and trademarks belong to their owners; the licence does not cover trademarks. The data is provided as is, without warranty: check the source before relying on a figure. Reuse doesn’t mean Pedal Brief endorses you.

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