What are the installation techniques for tubeless tire valves?
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Tubeless tire valve installation techniques involve threading the valve from the inside of the rim, with the smaller end passing through from the inside. Use pliers to pull it, and there is a circular groove at the back, so the base will snap into the rim's circle. To install the valve, it is not always necessary to remove the tire. You can deflate the tire, press down on the installation position of the valve to expose the valve base, cut off the original valve base, pull out the valve, and then replace it. Relevant information about tubeless tires is as follows: Introduction to Tubeless Tires: Tubeless tires are tires without inner tubes. These tires have an additional rubber sealing layer about 2-3 mm thick on the inner wall, which ensures good airtightness between the tire and the rim by using the tire's inner wall and the bead's airtight layer. The outer tire serves the function of the inner tube, and when the tire is inflated, the bead tightly combines with the rim, effectively preventing air leakage. Appearance: In terms of appearance, tubeless tires are not significantly different from ordinary radial tires. The main difference lies in the valve. The valve of a tubeless tire is directly fixed to the rim, whereas the valve of an ordinary tire is installed on the inner tube.