Can Tubeless Tires Only Be Filled with Sealant Once?
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There are various methods for repairing tubeless tires, with the most convenient and quickest being the use of self-sealing fluid. Self-sealing fluid can quickly repair leakage points but has a certain degree of corrosiveness. Typically, it is only filled once and cannot be added again. Excessive use is not only ineffective but can also corrode the wheel rim. After using tire sealant, since the tire surface is more or less corroded, and a colloidal protective film formed on the tire surface can affect the grinding and adhesion during the tire repair process, the operation may be difficult, and there is also a risk of being unable to repair the tire. If the tire is damaged again and leaks, it is recommended to use more professional repair methods or replace it if necessary.