🚲 Panaracer FlatAway Tire Liner: Enhancing Your Ride's Puncture Protection Review

I have Mr. Tuffy, but the material was too hard and irreversibly deformed my tire at the junction of the ends. Instead, I recommend Panaracers. They're so light you'll forget you have them. They stay in place because they have glue. The ends fit into your hoop almost effortlessly because they are so soft and flexible. Don't let that fool you. It's tough. Just try to stick a nail in one of them. The tires they are mounted on simply do not have holes. Very economical as you get a lot more mileage

PERFORMANCE SPECS: I used this on my rear tire for almost 400 miles (approx 15 rides) the first time I had a flat tire. I use Gatorskin tires front and rear which should be reasonably flat resistant. I used a plastic sealant on the front wheel to compare puncture resistance to a Kevlar product. I think maybe it was lucky that the front wheel didn't get dumped when going through the same debris as the rear. Regardless, if I drive 2,500 miles per year with this setup, I can expect to renovate my…

These are the best liners on the market if you want the lightest liners, but they work great too. I love the fact that they stick to the inside of the tire instead of having to move and never knowing if they're really centered under the tread. My only complaint is that they are not meant to be reused and this becomes an expensive option to fit in a tire but you want to make sure you don't go flat and don't need the weight of plastic. Well, then these are available. I went the cheaper route…