Pinpoint the Leak
Bubbles form at the source instead of foaming over the whole tire.
Get a sample
Find the leak at the tire. Skip the dunk tank.
Spray Bubble Check where you suspect a leak and watch one clean bubble form at the source, including slow tread leaks and valve-stem seeps.
Bubbles form at the source instead of foaming over the whole tire.
Find tread, bead, and valve-stem leaks that waste diagnostic time.
Inspect the tire without carrying it across the shop to a tank.
A simple shop-floor process, with a real person available when purchasing needs detail.
Spray Bubble Check across the suspected leak point.
A bubble forms where escaping air meets the solution.
Give the technician a precise location before the tire moves.
Watch the product in the work it was built for, then text Scott when you want to test it with your own crew.
Use the trigger spray across tread, bead, valve stem, and repair areas while the tire is still at the vehicle or on the machine.
Dish soap can foam everywhere. A dunk tank can miss a tiny seep and adds handling time. Bubble Check is built to point at the exact place air is escaping.
Target tread, bead, valve, or repair zones without coating the whole tire.
A clean bubble gives the technician a precise repair location.
Move from diagnosis to repair without the dunk-tank detour.
Tell him what equipment you use, how many technicians need it, and whether this is one bay or a national rollout.
Buyer questions
Bubble Check is a spray-on tire and compressed-air leak detector made in the USA by CHAOS Moto. It is water and surfactant. Spray it on a suspected leak point and escaping air forms bubbles at the source, so there is no dunk tank.
Inflate the tire to its specified pressure, then spray the likely leak points: the valve core and stem, TPMS service points, the bead and rim sealing line, and any puncture in the tread. Watch for bubbles that keep growing and mark the spot.
You can, but a homemade soap mix changes every time someone refills the bottle, and dish soap suds can cover the whole wheel and hide a small leak. Bubble Check is ready to use with no mixing. It is low foam, so it stays flat until air moves through it and the bubble marks the leak, not the whole wheel. It sprays from a trigger bottle with the wheel still on the car. It is water and surfactant, pH neutral and non-flammable, with a published SDS and TDS.
Yes. CHAOS supports Bubble Check on valve cores and stems and TPMS service points, as well as tread punctures, bead and rim sealing lines, post-repair checks, inner tubes, and water-compatible shop compressed-air components.
CHAOS has not obtained specific testing, approvals, or certifications for refrigerant, propane, natural-gas, oxygen, or nitrox service. The current SDS lists it as an eye irritant, so use eye protection and gloves.
On chaosmoto.com, through tire-supply distributors listed on our where-to-buy page, or direct from CHAOS sales for volume orders. Bubble Check is not currently sold on Amazon.
Product guides
Choose the field guide for the work or the formula guide for handling and application limits.
Eight tire, tube and wheel leak points, plus four water-compatible shop compressed-air leak points.
See all leak points FORMULA GUIDEFormula facts, source documents, handling information, and current application limits.
Read the formula facts