are this tires tubeless?
167506
No they're not tubeless , but are great tires, I've used them all summer long, and no complaints whatsoever
167507
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! 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... » Read More 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! « Show Less
167508
Only the ProTection version. In the standard version, the sidewall is too thin and leaks air even with sealant.
167509
Not the ones I got. They have a wire bead. They are good tires, made of a softer rubber, so they grip and are a smooth ride but they seem to wear pretty fast.
167510
No, I believe some people are running them with kits, but they are not tubeless from the factory.
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!
167512
I use them as tubeless tires with STANS tubeless system. After a few rides, I would buy the Kidna tires that are more aggressive tread.
1523746
Yes that is right, tubeless... However make sure your custom rim, is made for tubeless tire...
1395656
Utlimatemotorcycling.com has a review that states it can be installed with or without. Mine is installed tubeless. I would call Michelin and ask for more specificity.
2015276
They are tubeless ready. They will probably be a pain to mount with a floor pump. I used a compressor.
2244701
Damian, as the other answers note, it is a tubeless ire. Thanks for your interest!John
971690
I think it's for tubeless, but not happy with the one I bought. The only time I needed it, it leaked from the connection at the can and most of it ended up all over the pavement. I emailed the company but got no response. Good luck!
142433
No, these are tubed tires. The tires are split tires, as one will disassemble them by removing nuts from the bolts located on the tire rim itself.
145713
No .. You have to buy them separately. 10-20 min.s to put them on. Solid tires. no tube
189188
While the tires can be used tubeless, your wheels dictate that an inner tube needs to be used. Yes I always replace the inner tube when replacing a bike tire. For the minor amount of cost you have lots of peace of mind. My wife has a Vulcan cruiser and just loves these tires. Way better than stock rubber from Kawasaki(Dunlops)
209239
No just the tire. Rim and tube sold apart. But it is of excellent quality. Very pleased.
1480388
This is just a replacement tire. The tube and rim are not included in this purchase. Great dirt tires for kids bike though.
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.
1570418
I am not sure, however if you go to Michelin website they should answer your questions. In my opinion if a tubeless tire is used on a wire spoke wheel just use the tube and make sure the inner rubber piece that goes on the inside of wheel over the spoke adjusters is in good shape. The tire on the website may say tube or tubeless on the tire. Hope this helps.
100727
Yes, this is a tubeless tire. In the future, try a direct query to the tire manufacturer, their web site is most likely to give you the information you need.
100726
Yes. This is a tubeless tire. However my bike has spokes so I have to have a tube.
1336481
No need for tubes with these tires. I mounted them using the redneck-starter-fluid-and-match method, no Slime, and they've held air with no leaks for he past 6 months and still going strong.
239384
You can run it with tubes. Typically, you can run any tubeless ready tire with a tube.