American Bleed Solutions Tubeless Sealant Injector and Premium Valve Core Removal Tool

I wish this worked. Seemed like a good design. I have Stans presta valves for my tubeless mountain bike tires. I followed the directions and inserted the tube into the valve stem. It was difficult to get any Stans fluid in and I applied a little more pressure thinking it was clogged. The Stans would not go in and wound up going everywhere on the ground instead of the tire. Wasted that dose of sealant and since I didn't use this in the 30 day return period I could not return it.

I bought this because it seemed like a good idea. I could fill tires with sealant and check the sealant level without having to break the tire bead. I set up 2 tires like this and it worked great, I was very happy. But while I was rinsing it out and flushing water through it after setting up 2 mountain bike tires the side split wide open. Used it once and now it's junk. I like the idea but this is just a waste of money.

Worked great for my tubeless conversion! No issues at all. I almost paid the same price or more for just the Stan's injector and extra $ for a core removal tool. But this comes with one and it all works great. Sure I wish it was a couple dollars cheaper, we all do. And maybe if you have access to medical or vet supplies you could pay less too. But for $10 delivered to my door it can't really be beat. Thanks.

I loved that it came with a valve core removal tool as you will need it to remove your core before application. This injector did exactly what it advertised it would do and the price is just right.Setting your own tires saves you so much money as having a shop do it could run you aroudn 50 or more depending on where you live. I don't like just pouring the sealant into the tire and attempting to set the bead. The injector allows you to put the right amount in measuring with the syringe after the bead has been set, saving you effort and waste of sealant.I would recommend this highly to have in your tool kit if you're at serious about working on your tubeless tires.

Does the job, but overpriced. You can get the plunger/ feeder free from your vet if you ask.You pay for the tubing and valve stem remover. If you need one of those then ok get it. Also not easy to transfer viscous liquids. Look around and you can find these much cheaper. I will keep mine but wish I hadn't spent $10 bucks for it.

Does exactly what is needed. Helpful attachments are included so you can siphon up the old sealant if you are swapping tires out, so you can properly dispose of it. This made a necessary tire change from a gash super easy and effortless. Not worth paying extra for a brand specific version, this one works perfectly fine.

filled my tires with sealantwas ease to take the valve core out with the tool.I only used the rigid tube with the syringe to inject the sealant though the valve.

I have used a few times, seems to get harder and harder to push fluid through each time. Not sure they're for long term use. Seems basic for how much it cost.