Can a Motorcycle Tubeless Tire Be Inflated with a Pump When Flat?

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SanThomas
07/30/25 8:05am
Motorcycle tubeless tires can be inflated with a pump when flat. Tire issues: If the tire has cracks or missing chunks, it will leak air. If the tire is aged, it will also leak air, in which case the tire needs to be replaced. If the tire has excessive mud or sand and is not clean, it may also leak air, so the tire should be cleaned. Rim edge issues: If the rim edge is rusty, it can be polished with a grinding wheel or sandpaper. If the rim edge is deformed or flattened, it can be adjusted with a wrench or hammered back into a round shape. If the deformation is severe and cannot be rounded, or if it still leaks air after adjustment, then a new rim should be installed.
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