A little help from the shop
Choosing a bottle, installing it or fixing a leak? Start here.
Choose Red for our highest level of protection at 30 mph or less. Choose Blue above 30 mph, and it works well below that too. Green is the value option, especially for larger tires that take more sealant.
The same speed rule applies to bikes, scooters, Onewheels, EUCs and other supported air-filled tires.
Look up your tire in the formula and amount finder. A listed tire uses the same estimate for Red, Blue or Green. If yours is not listed, measure the inflated tire's full height and width.
These amounts are estimates in fluid ounces, per tire. Stay close to the amount shown: a little more sealant gives more protection; a little less gives less. For two tires, add the estimates to work out how much to buy.
For a Onewheel, the estimate is 4 oz when adding to existing sealant, or 8 oz in an empty tire. For bikes, scooters and EUCs, start with half the estimate if the tire already has sealant.
If a puncture needs more help, follow the leak troubleshooting steps.
Yes. The formula and amount stay the same with or without a tube. Use the installation steps for a Schrader valve, the wider valve used on car tires.
Presta valves need a different approach: add sealant through the open bead on a tubeless tire. We do not recommend filling Presta inner tubes through the valve. See the Presta instructions before you begin.
Yes, if it is a tread puncture and the tire is otherwise sound. Add your Dilloz, inflate and use the troubleshooting steps to help it seal.
A torn sidewall, damaged bead, split tube seam or damage from riding flat needs repair or replacement. Check that the tire holds safe pressure before riding.
Bead Buddy helps the tire slide over the rim and the bead seat during a tire change. A light coat is all it takes. It is mounting gel, not puncture sealant.
Yes. Watch our scooter, Onewheel and Super73 e-bike videos in the installation guide.
Contact teamdilloz@armor-dilloz.com and we will be happy to help you.
