ODIER Tubeless Tire Sealant Injector with Schrader Presta Valve Core Removal Tool - Compatible with Stans No Tubes Sealant and Various Brands of Sealants Review

This brand of injector was purchased to avoid purchasing Park.Injector's more expensive valve tool. OK. valve core tool. poorly processed!. The one they sent me doesn't work. Too sloppy and the hole will be drilled clearly off-center. I emailed the company through Revain "Contact Seller" to give them an opportunity to send a valve replacement tool. No Answer. So it looks like I'll get it back.

Add half a star for a 4.5 star product. My only frustration is that I need a better and more secure connection to the valve stem: the threads don't quite match. However, I have had minimal bleed with short valve stems on my threaded stems and very minimal bleed with the longer stem stem adapter on my commuter bike. The core removal tool could use some knurling. to offer more friction to improve grip but it worked fine as it is. Overall well made, reasonably priced and works perfectly.

Works exactly as described - no hassle with mounting or filling tubeless tires with sealant. However, I was a bit surprised when I opened the package. The syringe is provided with an ODIER sticker covering the printed portion of the syringe that reads "For Single Use Only". I know it's only used as a medicinal tool. Just wondering how much the ODIER syringe actually cost (about 25 cents I think) and then repackaged with the tube - unless the tube came with the syringe (probably). All in all a…

The kit was complete and easy to install. Road bikes use new tubes with 28mm tires. Hose deflated, valve core removed with tool provided. I connected the parts of the tire sealant injector and screwed it to the valve. Squirt about 50-60 ml of Stans into the tube, turn the wheel slightly, then remove the injector, reinsert the core, aerate slightly and turn several times. The first time I did it was on the ground and wouldn't spin the wheel, only to squirt a bunch of sealant back and make a…

I prefer to pour sealant and top up through the valve. Remove the valve insert, fill in sealant and carry on living. This product has both a flexible tubular insert and one that can be screwed on. For Presta valves, flexible hoses are really the only option. I love that I can measure exactly how much sealant is going in using the increments marked on the side of the syringe. My only criticism is that the syringe is too small to add sealant to a new gravel/mountain bike tire. 60 ml is not enough

So tubeless bike tires improve the bike's performance significantly because we don't have to deal with punctures and the wheels are lighter. Seal between tire bead and rim. The less often we have to break the seal, the better. These sealant injectors ensure that we don't have to break the seal to check the amount or quality of the fluid in the tire. Now we can remove the valve core, insert this nozzle into the valve stem and squeeze out the liquid that is present. Simply add more sealant to…