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Tires, inserts & tubeless sealant

Grippy tires, inserts and sealant for sharp rock.

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Why it matters in Southern Utah

Slickrock rewards grip, and ledges and sharp limestone punish thin casings and rims. Most local riders run tubeless with fresh sealant; the dry climate dries sealant faster. Stan's itself says arid conditions may need more frequent checks of sealant levels.

What to look for

• A tougher casing (EXO+ or similar) for rocky trails; heavier but fewer flats (editorial).
• Match tire width to your rim width; the maker publishes the ranges.
• Tire inserts protect rims on ledgy terrain.
• Check sealant every month or two in summer heat (Stan's says arid conditions need more frequent monitoring).

Examples (6)

Real products with specs taken from each maker's page. We have not tested them, and the order is not a ranking. Fit, sizing and compatibility are up to you and your bike.

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