Muc-OffRim Tape 10m Roll - 30mm (Boxed)

Good tape that create a nice seal for wider tubeless mtb rims. This is my first time trying this product as I originally used another brand but recently ran out of that tape when trying to redo my tubeless tires for the current mountain bike season. This tape is a good thickness and the clear pink color makes it nice to find the hole for reinstalling the valve stem. Didn't use the instructions, but they do provide them if you need them. They also provided four muc off stickers which was a nice bonus. After seating my tires and riding them, it seems to work well and I had no issues with it.

Better quality and performance than DT Swiss tubeless tape. The adhesive is much tackier and the stickers to cover the end seam is a nice plus. Also, the fact the tape is translucent is super helpful because you can see where you don't have positive contact and where there are bubbles, you can be more thorough with installation. DTS tape is opaque black, which isn't helpful. I've had issues with the DTS tape leaking after only a few weeks whereas the mucoff has held up really well

I was sure this wasn’t going to hold air when I was applying to my non-TR wheels but to my surprise it works flawlessly. Even with my less than perfect application the tubeless conversion is holding air. It’s sticky but can be repositioned, and not too thick making it pretty easy to use. I had a lot left over after doing two wheels, making it a pretty good value.

Pricey, but works great. If I am converting wheels to tubeless I often reach for MucOff. Seems to last a couple of seasons minimum, no issues.I use 2 passes on my 29" wheels and this is more than enough.

Great for the money. You can easily tape 4 wheels with one roll. The tape is strong but has just enough stretch where it goes into the rim channel with ease. Definitely easier and tackier than Stans tape. The transparent tape is a huge plus when you're trying to work the bubbles out.

I've use over a half dozen tubeless tapes over the years. Most of them tend to have one or more of the following issues:1. Rips too easily2. Too rigid3. Doesn't contour to the rim bed well.4. Poor adhesionThis tape has NONE of the above issues.1. This tape does not tear at all while pulling it tight.2. While this isn't super stretchy, it gives just enough to make installation easier.3. As long as you smooth the tape into the contours of the rim bed as you go along, you'll have no issues getting a solid installation.4. You can get the edge of this tape back up if needed, but once it's installed it stays in place without issue.A couple more notes:1. If you want to use this tape with tubes and clinchers (sometimes tubeless tape works best with some newer rims), you'll need to go around twice. While this tape can handle higher pressure than many tubeless tapes, you'll need the second layer if you're going to run 100+ psi.2. Go slow when you install this tape and make sure you're getting all the air bubbles out as you go along.Overall:In my experience, this is by far the best tubeless tape for mountain and road applications.Highly recommended5 starsCheers!

It fixed my leaky valve stem, which had been annoying me for a while. I wish I had installed this earlier.It was my first time installing valve tape and the install was easy. Removing the tire is probably the hardest part.

I had a slow leak around the valve seat. Installed this tape. First time using rim tape but this was easier than I thought after watching the videos. Only took 15 minutes. Solved the problem. Wish I'd done it months ago.