Can these be run tubeless?
1748678
I forgot to write one thing:Self-sealing tubes are generally not recommended, as they weigh too much more than regular tubes without sealant. Carry a liquid sealant if necessary over more severe road surfaces to use as temporary repair while out on the road without own tools or professional repair service access.Always carry a small air tire pump, and a snall, decent repair kit for tires and bicycle hardware.
1748679
Since these street-bike-inspired tires are designed for awesome lateral traction on pavement, going tubeless defeats that purpose since I hear a tubeless setup tends to "burp" when too much lateral force is applied.
1716715
Any tire can be tubeless. Certain tires, wheels, and tubeless products work better together.
1130794
As far as I know and I am in no way a mechanic this tire needs no tube. My tires arrived I took them to my local dealer with my old wheels, he took of the old and put on the new for about 10 bucks a tire. No tube required at least he didnt charge me for any if they were needed
1663750
These are tubeless tires. Any run of the mill innertube will do. Purchase a road bike inner tube that fits the size if your tire so 700x23c innertube. Pro tip; buy in bulk & buy a patch kit you never want to walk/run 3 miles with your bike.
1492697
No they are not UST tubeless certified, but they can be made tubeless by using a Stans No Tubes Sealant kit. Would recommend buying the folding bead for that and having a air compressor. If you are not sure on how than YouTube it.
1610363
Aren't tubeless types on a bike mainly for speed and less weight. The Slime product is heavy and in essence would defeat any weight savings dollars spent to that end. (and the tyre is the last place on the bike you want extra weight.) I would just repair my tyre as recommended by the manufacturer...isn't that sewing the hole up? Not sure.
150652
Tubes are not needed. I just took the old set up to local shop to have them mounted. Hope this helps out. Mounting cost as much as the tires cost.
167511
Yes, it functions as a tubeless tire, even though it doesn't say "tubeless" anywhere on the tire. I have this tire (Cont Trail King 29" x 2.4) on my Mavic rim now. And yes, I am running it tubeless, with Stan's (liquid latex). It does hold the pressure for several days at a time, but if I don't ride for a week or so, I have to pump it up a bit. It has been sitting for 4 weeks now, and still has about 15-20 psi. This is a great tire. I use it on the back of my hardtail carbon 29-er and it gives me better traction and even provides a little bit of rear suspension on my hardtail. I highly recommend this 2.4 x 29 tire!
46868
to the best of my knowledge, you are able to. You can use automatic or manual since the tubes have the necessary contacts.
189187
Yes , you have to use a tube . Always replace the tube and spoke band when replacing tires.
2186541
These wheels are not tubeless ready and will need to be run with tubes. I paired them with Vittoria Rubino Pro Slick tires.
100728
Yes. I have a Yamaha Roadliner which is tubeless. I might add the commander is one of the best handling tires I have used. Should close to double your mileage as well.
372999
Not that I remember. I have a bike with presta valve, I hated them. I will change them to tubes with regular valves.
409734
No tube needed. I took mine to a local tire shop to have mounted on the rims with new valve stems.
409736
No, it is designed for use on tubeless rims (which I had) or I suppose you could also use with a tube if necessary
2015276
They are tubeless ready. They will probably be a pain to mount with a floor pump. I used a compressor.
433507
I cannot say it even works with motorcycles as fortunately, I have not needed to use it. I would, of course, be using it on a tubeless tire. Would you?