Can you run this tire with tubes?????
239382
I have had no problems running it tubeless . I was uncertain there is no where it says that they are tubeless . So far so good
239383
Yes, you can, in fact this tire can ONLY be run with tubes. The tubeless version is much more expensive, typically around $80ish. This is NOT the tubeless version of the tire.
239384
You can run it with tubes. Typically, you can run any tubeless ready tire with a tube.
239385
Yes, you can! But it would be better buy a tire appropriate to run with tubes. You will expend less $ doing that. No tubes tires are little more expensive.
1448893
Unless you buy a tire that state's "Tubeless Tire" you have to buy a tube as well. I bought these months ago for my kids stroller. It already had tires and tubes on it so i didn't have to buy tubes. So in all likely hood yes, you will need to buy tubes. ----josh
189187
Yes , you have to use a tube . Always replace the tube and spoke band when replacing tires.
187022
You can use tubes, but the TCS stands for "Tubeless Compatible System" so they can be run tubeless as well with some work.
167512
I use them as tubeless tires with STANS tubeless system. After a few rides, I would buy the Kidna tires that are more aggressive tread.
1395656
Utlimatemotorcycling.com has a review that states it can be installed with or without. Mine is installed tubeless. I would call Michelin and ask for more specificity.
979417
You can, but it will be harder. It can come out perfect but its a gamble. Tubes are more guaranteed.
1689326
kinda ruins the point of the "AERO" part. I know technically you could run it. but, i would not, all you need is that hard turn one day when you forgot to properly inflate your tires and it rolls off the rim and then the screaming scraping , body fluids ewwww. http://www.sheldonbrown.com/tire-sizing.html
39673
Rubber tires....I never had to put in them yet....they might have tubes....
159041
You should always install a new tube with a new tire. That is the the way I have always done it.
630181
I had put ~1700 miles on the stock tires before they badly needed replacing. I replaced them with 700x23C Continental tires. I forgot which type but they have been the best tires I've had. As for tubes I just get 700x23C presta with 48mm stem
1245168
yes they are tubeless if you have the right set of rims..the ones that doesn't bolt together.. but if I was buying tires again I would put tubes in them
1009982
Yes, this is a tubeless tire. I use them on my snowblower and they're great.
189186
Yes u can mount them with a tube. If your tube looks good you can reuse it. It is a good ideal to have a bike shop mount and balece them so you don't pinch the tube
1671821
Yes, they can be put on but it takes a little effort and some skill not to get tube pinched, which has happened to me a few times. Not with these tires, though. I have to admit sometimes tires can be difficult but you just have to learn how to do it. One key is to always keep bottom part that has been put on as close to rim as possible, to give you the maximum amount of room at the point where you are slipping it on. I've never tried it but using a little soapy water around edge of tire might make it easier. Good luck.
900620
I have been told it can, however, I put tubes in them. I just felt better about doing this. The tires are a tremendous improvement on what I had on the bike previously. You will enjoy the ride with these tires, but, would advise the tube application.
1663749
They are not tubeless. Use a tube recommend for your size tire. Generally the lightest weight tube you can find. This tire has good puncture resistance so you do not need a heavy tube.