How often do tubeless tires need to be inflated?

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Tubeless tires do not require inflation unless there is insufficient air pressure. The interior of tubeless tires contains gas, and there may be instances where the air pressure is insufficient, at which point inflation is needed. Below is some relevant information about tubeless tires: 1. Tubeless tires: Tubeless tires rely on the airtight layer between the tire's inner wall and the bead to ensure a good seal between the tire and the rim. The outer tire also serves as the inner tube, and there is an additional rubber sealing layer on the outer side of the bead specifically designed to retain air, providing self-sealing capabilities in case of punctures. 2. Inflating tubeless tires: The valve of a tubeless tire is directly mounted on the wheel hub and is sealed to it. For manual inflation, start vigorously to quickly inflate and seal both sides of the tire. Then, install the valve core and inflate to the specified pressure before tightening the valve core. Finally, perform a check to ensure there are no leaks before installation and use.