I don't get it, mine says tubeless, but i still need to put air in them..... If there is no tube and you just fit the tire onto the wheel then how would it keep the air inside?
I like your video. Would you like to comment on internal differences between tube-type and tubeless tires? Vintage tubeless tires will be smooth on the inside to be "friendly" with an inner tube. Tubeless tires most often have a lot of molding flash inside which can be harsh when in contact with an inner tube. A cheap ot thin inner tube will often crack and leak due to the molding flash in a tubeless tire. People recommend thick or heavy brand name tubes to cope with this situation. Do you think a good inner tube is sufficient to use in a tubeless tire on a wire wheel? Or would you recommend grinding the inside of a tubeless tire to remove molding flash if using a tube? Or would you recommend only using "tube type" tire on a wire wheel? Tube type tires have become very difficult to find in North America. I need 165-80-15 radial tires for my vintage MG MGA, and the modern supply in that size is almost always tubeless type tires with molding flash inside.
My 1953 Morris minor MM has been stood for 25 yrs so I need new tyres. If I order 155/80/14 for home drive start, will they know it's inner tubes and bring them? (I'm in Rotherham so recommendations appreciated)
So I just bought a Dunlop tire for my motorcycle and it not only says don’t mix bias ply and radial but also says not to use radial on wheels/vehicles that came with bias ply. Why???? My 2018 Yamaha is supposed to stay on crap tires forever?
Sir, can i install tubetype tyre as tubeless tyre in my car wheel whereas wheel of my car has already company fitted tubeless tyre, we know that tyre has tubetype and tubeless tyre, but is there anything like tubetype wheel/rim or tubeless wheel/rim?
1968 usa federal law dictates steel wheels need snap beads and can no longer be riveted. 1965 see's 'one' of the first production car featuring aluminiium wheels, the 65 mustang - non snap bead
I don't get it, mine says tubeless, but i still need to put air in them..... If there is no tube and you just fit the tire onto the wheel then how would it keep the air inside?
I also have same doubt
The rubber forms a seal with the rim because of the air pressure.
I like your video. Would you like to comment on internal differences between tube-type and tubeless tires? Vintage tubeless tires will be smooth on the inside to be "friendly" with an inner tube. Tubeless tires most often have a lot of molding flash inside which can be harsh when in contact with an inner tube. A cheap ot thin inner tube will often crack and leak due to the molding flash in a tubeless tire. People recommend thick or heavy brand name tubes to cope with this situation.
Do you think a good inner tube is sufficient to use in a tubeless tire on a wire wheel? Or would you recommend grinding the inside of a tubeless tire to remove molding flash if using a tube? Or would you recommend only using "tube type" tire on a wire wheel? Tube type tires have become very difficult to find in North America. I need 165-80-15 radial tires for my vintage MG MGA, and the modern supply in that size is almost always tubeless type tires with molding flash inside.
My 1953 Morris minor MM has been stood for 25 yrs so I need new tyres. If I order 155/80/14 for home drive start, will they know it's inner tubes and bring them? (I'm in Rotherham so recommendations appreciated)
Hello, I have a 04 Honda Element. Can I use tubeless tires for my SUV? My tire size is 215/70/16. I also bought tubeless tires for my Honda Element
So I just bought a Dunlop tire for my motorcycle and it not only says don’t mix bias ply and radial but also says not to use radial on wheels/vehicles that came with bias ply. Why???? My 2018 Yamaha is supposed to stay on crap tires forever?
Sir, can i install tubetype tyre as tubeless tyre in my car wheel whereas wheel of my car has already company fitted tubeless tyre, we know that tyre has tubetype and tubeless tyre, but is there anything like tubetype wheel/rim or tubeless wheel/rim?
We have the aluminum chips on the road. What kind of tubeless rims would be recommended?..
1968 usa federal law dictates steel wheels need snap beads and can no longer be riveted. 1965 see's 'one' of the first production car featuring aluminiium wheels, the 65 mustang - non snap bead