Airshot Tubeless Setup.

[@nmonye01]

Great video. Straight to the point. Also this is the method I like... with syringes, seems to me the cleanest way to do it and that's for me.

[@albikes8484]

If I were in my shop vs my apartment on the carpet. I'd do the quicker pour in method. Not caring if some sealant splattered. 😆.

[@nmonye01]

@@albikes8484 Right! Most of us don't have a shop. Many of us are or have been living room mechanics at one time or another!

[@proteo8033]

Great video. But my wife would kill me if I'd dare to do that on the carpet...

[@albikes8484]

If your carpet looked like mine. Shed probably be OK with it. lol . This was installed in the 70s

[@patricklaenen3468]

“It’s an “airsoft” I think it says… “airshut”… and…” LOL how much “shots” did this guy have before shooting this? 😂🤣😂🤣

[@albikes8484]

way to many. I agree.

[@Chef-Chad]

where did you get that cow painted stool ?

[@albikes8484]

It was left at a ski race were I work. So I use it.

[@ChristophVonBagel]

Great Video .. When you set it to 120 psi on the airshot ... That is just to get it on the rim correct ? Normally your tire gets 60 psi ? Does the instructions say what pressure to get it on the rim ?

[@albikes8484]

No the instructions don't. I have found that 140 to 160 psi in the airship will seat the bead pretty consistently. 120 sometimes I have to do it again. Once my bead is seated and I've squished the sealant around. I lower the psi in my tires to 25 and 23 psi. Rear and front.

[@niconine268]

I need an airshot type device for my motorcycles as i have no compressoŕ

[@albikes8484]

Because of the air volume of a motorcycle. You need to find a bigger one. They do have air tanks. Most auto parts stores sell them. Thank you for the reply.

[@layeetskeeters9244]

brave to do this on carpet lol