Can Tubeless Tires Have Inner Tubes Added?
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Tubeless tires can have inner tubes added. Tubeless tires, also known as air-inflated tires or low-pressure tires, are characterized by: 1. Puncture resistance: The surface of a tubeless tire is made of high-quality rubber, which increases surface tension when inflated, forming a certain pressure on the inner surface and enhancing self-sealing capability for punctures; 2. Super wear resistance: The rim of a tubeless tire is larger in diameter than that of a regular tire, and it is not affected by the heat from the brake drum during driving. Methods to determine if a tire is tubeless include: 1. Check for the TUBELESS mark on the tire, which is the indicator of a tubeless tire; 2. Inspect the wheel rim—spoke-style rims are not for tubeless tires; 3. Examine the tire valve—tubeless tires have rubber seals between the valve and the rim.