Tape DT Tubeless Roll Rim

I've installed tubeless tape on a lot of rims over the years, and this is the easiest tape I've ever used. After thoroughly cleaning the old tape residue from the rim (a critical step for good adhesion), the DT Swiss tape went on effortlessly. Unlike some of the more popular brands I've used, it stuck immediately, making it easy to keep tension on the tape and stretch it into place. The tape conformed to the center channel and edges with just a gentle press. No bubbles, no wrinkles, and no lifting. This tape made the whole installation feel easy—it honestly made me feel like a pro. I'll definitely be using it again.

Really like this tape. Stuck better than any tape I've used before. Will keep using.

For some unknown reason my nice new Continental GP was leaking air, even after adding new sealant. Took the tire off, put two layers of the Swiss Tape on the rim, new sealant, problem solved.

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.

DT Swiss is a solid name in bike stuff but this one was a stinker. Not sure if this was just an old roll or what but I could not get it to adhere to the rim. I cleaned the rim with alcohol, reviewed the online instructions and both wheels were leaking down in minutes mostly around the valve. The sealant was getting under the tape at most of the spoke holes on the front wheel and backed up on the overlap to the valve on both wheels allowing air to escape. I tried again thinking I was missing something but to no avail. Replaced this product with another from Amazon and it worked perfect. Same install method. I'm trying to return the rest of the roll and get my money back. The used part of the roll is in the garbage and came off the rim like it had hardly any glue on it. Cannot recommend this unless this was just a faulty roll.

If you are debating whether or not to get this tape stop procrastinating. It is one of the best on the market. I myself have tried a few different brands and this one is good the best overall. It sticks really good. I have a 20 mm outer diameter rim so I ordered the 21 mm tape and it worked well for my application today the first time. But there was enough tape to do two rims with some to spare. Very pleased with his purchase.

Costs a little more than others but it’s worth it. Store it in climate controlled environment.

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.