Muc-Off Tubeless Rim Tape is made from a high-performance material and features a pressure-sensitive adhesive that provides just the right amount of stretch while maintaining the durability and strength required for a long-lasting seal.

The semi-transparent material makes it easy to locate the valve hole. Supplied with four spare patches.

Available in 10-metre rolls and six widths to fit most Road, CX, Gravel, MTB and Plus wheels.

Choose a tape width that matches the internal width of your rim. This measurement can be found on the inside of the rim or, alternatively, in your bicycle manufacturer’s online guide. If you can’t find it, use a reliable ruler to measure it yourself!

If your rim width does not exactly match any of the sizes below, choose the next size up.

• Road/Gravel (17 and 21 mm)
• XC/Trail (25 mm)
• DH/Enduro (28 and 30 mm)
• DH/Enduro Wide (35 and 38 mm)

• The tape is made from a semi-transparent material, making it easy to locate the valve hole.
• Muc-Off’s distinctive pink colour keeps the inside of your rims in excellent condition.
• Includes four spare patches, so you’re always prepared.
• Available in six different widths to fit most Road, CX, Gravel, MTB and Plus wheels.
• Extremely durable and strong.
• Pressure-sensitive adhesive for a perfect seal.
• Designed to stretch and conform to the rim profile.
• Supplied in a 10-metre roll, enough for four applications.

Installation instructions:

• First, clean the rim with glue and sealant remover to remove any residue from a previous installation.
• Choose the correct tape size for your rim width (see guide above).
• Locate the valve hole.
• Unroll a section of tape and start applying it from the opposite side of the valve hole.
• Hold the tape with your thumb, carefully unroll it and press down firmly to ensure good adhesion to the rim.
• Turn the wheel as you continue applying the tape.
• Once you have covered the entire rim circumference, continue for another 10–15 cm to create an overlap.
• Cut the tape at a 45-degree angle and press the end down.
• Check for air bubbles or gaps and press down firmly wherever you find them.
• Apply a spare patch over the end of the tape for a tight seal.
• Insert the valve through the hole in the rim and secure it with the O-ring and lockring.
• Refit and inflate the tyre — you’re ready to add the sealant!