DT SWISS Tape DT Tubeless Roll Rim

It is easy to apply and you can do it relatively quickly and it is less prone to bubbles forming , or not sealing in the channel like other tapes.It is expensive, but worth getting and can save you a lot of hassle because you don't have to re-do the tape job.You want to be close to your rim size as you can and if you are in the middle size up one size. If you go too wide, it will be harder to seal the channel.

This Rim tape is expensive, but it is a very hiqh quality thin and strong tape with very good adhesion. This is the stock tape used by DT Swiss at the factory. It is very strong, not quite as stretchy as some others and the adhesive is moderately strong. Once overlapped a the end, the adhesive will not allow the tape to unravel. This tape is pricey when compared to others, so it's a judgement call as to whether the extra price is worth it, if you have a good alternative. This tape is listed at 25mm and measures out exactly that width. It is the perfect size for the DT Swiss Dicut rim with internal width of 22mm.

The best tape I’ve used. Sealed first time, every time. Great adhesion across the middle all the way to the edges.Covered burred spoke holes that cut through the popular brand carried in our local shops.Make sure to buy the correct width and clean the rims well before applying.

My old rim tape was ... old ... and no longer available. After reading reviews, I settled on the DT Swiss rim tape. It is much thicker than I expected, and the adhesive on it is excellent. It will stretch just a bit for that tight fit on your rim, and it settles in nicely, even with two wraps. One roll easily does two wheels and I could not find any spoke recesses that I could see in my old tape. Make sure you clean your rim wheel, I used non-wax car wash, dried it, then sprayed alcohol on it and dried it. It adhered amazingly well. A bit more expensive than others, and the thickness and feel makes it worth it.

Second time I bought this and regretting it. Does not stick to carbon rims well and then goes completely flat after 2 days. Close inspection shows the tape peeled off by itself in several places around the rim where the sealant (Stans Race) leaked through. This DT Swiss tape leaked just as bad as Pedro’s rim tape. Then I tried a 3rd brand called MucOff and it was by far the stickiest tape.

You can get cheaper rim tape on Amazon. That may or may not be a better deal, I can't say. However, I ordered this on the expectation that it would be a high quality that would get me back on the road with minimal fuss and without re-ordering something else. It did that despite me not doing a "proper" job of it. I merely used this to patch over the places where the OEM DT Swiss tape was scratched (my fault) or just looked thin. I did not remove the original tape, and I didn't even do the new tape in one continuous loop, which would no doubt be a better idea. Nonetheless my new tubeless tires are now holding pressure better than the first set did when the bike was new. While the new tires are 30s instead of 28s, I think reinforcing the existing tape with some of this is the key factor.

Buenas cinta, pero es complicada la adhesión al rin, se debe de limpiar muy bien.

This has been the best rim tape I have used so far. It sticks to the rim well and to itself. I have had some tape that peels when the sealant is introduced. Would definitely recommend