A good Tubliss Lube

[GMP]

Been using cable/conduit pulling lube for Tubliss lately with great results. I had used Slime for a few years as a lube/sealer but it can make removal of fronts a PIA as the liner tends to stick hard to the tire bead, making it easy to grab and damage it. This is my only gripe with Tubliss and I was always looking for a solution and I think I have found it. It both helps seal the liner and allows it to release on deflation. This works great for both new liner install, sealing aide, and mounting lube. It lets the bead on some stiff bead tires like trials tires push out of the drop center very easy. A lot neater than Slime too and no cleanup needed before a new tire install. So far I have a 100% success rate with no leaks. Now, I don't and never have used Slime as a flat preventor. If you need to I'm not sure of the compatability. Cheap too at Home Depot: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Klein-Tools- ... /100660155

[Enmerdeur]

I have always had good results with armor all.

[burstcasino]

Yamaha tire mount spray works graet and then evaporates.

[Lotus54]

Wire lube works pretty well.

I personally use ‘RuGlyde’ tire mount lube. It works really well, doesn’t harden or leave a mess.

https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/BK_7651338

[ride2little]

RuGlyde worked for me, as did ArmorAll as has a spray bottle full of soap/water. I feel soap/water is the least residual.

[NZMarkb]

Armour all
It's what tubliss recomend