Is this tire EXO/TR (tubeless ready), or just EXO? Maxxis makes both versions.
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The tires I bought are labeled EXO, not EXO/TR. However, I have used them tubeless without any issues once I got them seated. That said, I use sealant with them. But they've proven to be good, rugged, reliable tires so far.
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Hi,Yes use the tube and liner, they say tubeless but there versatile, I used new liners and tubes and these tires are awesome in wet as well. Hope I was able to help you with this question.
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Aren't tubeless types on a bike mainly for speed and less weight. The Slime product is heavy and in essence would defeat any weight savings dollars spent to that end. (and the tyre is the last place on the bike you want extra weight.) I would just repair my tyre as recommended by the manufacturer...isn't that sewing the hole up? Not sure.
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This is a tube that is fill with "slime". It will seal an small punctures by itself. I ride in areas with a lot of rocks and my bike was out in the sub zero temps all winter. The tires are still full of air. Good tubes, just wish the rubber was a little thicker.
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While the tires can be used tubeless, your wheels dictate that an inner tube needs to be used. Yes I always replace the inner tube when replacing a bike tire. For the minor amount of cost you have lots of peace of mind. My wife has a Vulcan cruiser and just loves these tires. Way better than stock rubber from Kawasaki(Dunlops)
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Bought from a "Used/Like New" seller and, while the tread looks the same, and they included a Schwinn box, the tire was an Innova without kevlar. So I'd avoid the Used offers.
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I've owned both, used for MTB. Like someone said before, different design on tire gauge, and frankly the MTB version is easier to read. both are great, but the road morph broke on me. MTB version is beefier and def more appropriate for MTB, probably because of the volume required for the significantly fatter tires. You're just pumping a lot more. It's a bit heavier...but it's awesome. you'll *almost* be stoked for a flat!
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Yes,unless its a very old vehicle it will have tubeless tires,you can also look on the sidewall of the tire and it will state whether its tubeless or not.
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I am not sure, however if you go to Michelin website they should answer your questions. In my opinion if a tubeless tire is used on a wire spoke wheel just use the tube and make sure the inner rubber piece that goes on the inside of wheel over the spoke adjusters is in good shape. The tire on the website may say tube or tubeless on the tire. Hope this helps.
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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.
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These are not tubeless ready. they are the performance version. Tubeless ready usually retail around $70-$80.
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Hello, Thank you for your inquiry....the tire is tubeless..however..it does NOT come with a rim Mike The Tire Geek
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Damian, as the other answers note, it is a tubeless ire. Thanks for your interest!John
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Hi Jennifer, I'm not quite sure what tube you should get. Do you still have the manual the trailer came with? If not, try looking up "replacement tire tube for trailer model...." & type the model number. I'm sure typing in the brand & model number will give you a description of the product & what it entails. Hope this helps!
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i purchased front tires a while back and they were tubeless. tubless. marked on the tire
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Yes, this is a tubeless tire. In the future, try a direct query to the tire manufacturer, their web site is most likely to give you the information you need.
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This tire needs a tube. Don't have it in front of me right now for orgin, but at this price point and quality of tread, you wont't care unless you have a direct vendetta against offshore treads. GrEAt tire!