How to Distinguish Between Tubeless Tires and Regular Tires?

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Differences between tubeless tires and regular tires: 1. Inner tube difference: Tubeless tires do not have an inner tube; regular tires have an inner tube. 2. Performance difference: Tubeless tires are mostly used in small and medium-sized vehicles, offering better shock absorption and grip; regular tires are mostly used in large vehicles, providing better durability and load-bearing capacity. 3. Assembly method difference: Tubeless tires do not have a combination of inner and outer tubes, only an outer tire and wheel, directly sealed together. Their surface is a layer of high-quality rubber, which increases surface tension when inflated, forming a certain pressure on the inner surface, improving self-sealing capability for punctures; regular tires consist of inner and outer tubes and wheels, hence also known as tube tires, making them more convenient to repair.