Are these tubeless tires? if not what kind of tube should i use/do you recommend?
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.
1663750
These are tubeless tires. Any run of the mill innertube will do. Purchase a road bike inner tube that fits the size if your tire so 700x23c innertube. Pro tip; buy in bulk & buy a patch kit you never want to walk/run 3 miles with your bike.
1568386
Yes they should work well on a tubeless tire and wheel for a riding mower. If you are installing your self be careful to thread properly before tightening and do not over tighten. This can cause the gasket to split.
32521
I didn't weight the tires, I use a tube. It is a very smooth ride, very low resistance.I love them.
100726
Yes. This is a tubeless tire. However my bike has spokes so I have to have a tube.
875277
they can be used with or without tubes, depending on the type of rim used. I mounted mine on garden tractor rims without tubes.
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
1395657
tube or tubeless is based on rims. if you have spokes you need tube and rim strip. I have said it before this tire I based on what your after. life of tire or performance. don't buy it if you are running a 130 size rear tire and want to take corners hard. just a heads up
167511
Yes, it functions as a tubeless tire, even though it doesn't say "tubeless" anywhere on the tire. I have this tire (Cont Trail King 29" x 2.4) on my Mavic rim now. And yes, I am running it tubeless, with Stan's (liquid latex). It does hold the pressure for several days at a time, but if I don't ride for a week or so, I have to pump it up a bit. It has been sitting for 4 weeks now, and still has about 15-20 psi. This is a great tire. I use it on the back of my hardtail carbon 29-er and it gives me better traction and even provides a little bit of rear suspension on my hardtail. I highly recommend this 2.4 x 29 tire!
418363
Air. Solid tires. Take a lot of abuse. Be careful not to over-inflate. It's sometimes difficult to find replacement tubes except for bike shops and lawnmower service places. So it's not a bad idea to get a spare if available when ordering.
32520
I ran them tubeless on Stan's Iron Cross rims using Stan's sealant. Did not hold a seal very well, leaked around the bead, but I was able to run them this way for 1000 miles or so. Eventually, the sealant ate away the rubber inside the tire and exposed the threads, causing the rear to delaminate until a bubble appeared in the tread.
1448894
yes you do. bike tires are not like car tires, you need the inner tube to hold the air. I recommend a good quality inner tube that is thick and puncture resistant.
1475801
Keep in mind some motorcycles have tubes. On a tubeless tire I would consider it with an experienced rider and no other options, although a physicsl plug is a much better option
1275612
Like the others have said, it's the tube you need to be concerned about. Tires don't have valves.
1349544
I jumped about 5 curbs today on them. I had 45 psi in them. no problems yet. I was unable to run tubeless as they would not seal to the rim so I have tubes installed.
1171618
These are Tubeless tires but if you in ruff areas you can put tubes in them for more resistance to minor objects that may puncher threw a tubeless
1736446
Standard bike tubes...I just got mine at a bike shop...very cheap. Hope that helps. Kv
142433
No, these are tubed tires. The tires are split tires, as one will disassemble them by removing nuts from the bolts located on the tire rim itself.