"TUBELESS OVER TUBE Tyres?"
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[ "TUBELESS OVER TUBE Tyres?Tubeless tyres mean tyres without tubes. They don't have an inner tube between the tyre and the rim, and the space between the tyre and rim holds the air, unlike the tube-tyres that have an inflated tube that holds the air in the tyre. Although most vehicles have shifted to tubeless tyres, heavy-duty vehicles and motorcycles still prefer tube-tyres. For example, since it is difficult to provide an airtight seal over anchor points in motorcycles, most bikes come with spoked wheel rims run tube-tyres. Similarly, in heavy-duty vehicles, steel wheels are used so that even if the rim bends, the tyre does not face any loss in pressure due to the tube inside; but if they used tubeless tyres, the tyre would lose air due to the bending of the rimIf tube-tyres are still this prevalent and useful, why tubeless tyres? Tubeless tyres are much safer than tube-tyres because they don't lose air suddenly in the case of a puncture. Also, the punctures in tubeless tyres can be repaired without actually removing the tyre from the rim. All that needs to be done is plugging the leak, and balancing a tubeless tyre is easier since theres less uneven weight in the tyreADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF TUBELESS TYRESThere are always two sides to a coin. Similarly, tubeless tyres have its advantages and disadvantagesAdvantages:No punctures - Unlike tube-tyres that get a puncture when the tube gets pinched between the tyre wall and the rim. Since tubeless tyres don't have tubes, this issue is easily fixedRunning at lower pressures - In tube-tyres, the air pressure changes and many times, the tyres run at a lower pressure which can increase the chances of the tube getting pinched, leading to punctures. Since there is no tube in tubeless tyres, they can run at lower air pressure without getting puncturedLiquid sealant - Tubeless tyres are filled with liquid sealants. In case of a puncture, especially due to a sharp object making a hole in the tubeless tyre, this liquid immediately pours out and dries up, sealing that hole immediately. This allows longer distance travel without any fear of puncturesAir escapes slowly - In the case of a puncture, the air leaks out very slowly from the tubeless tyre, unlike that of a tube which immediately lets out all the air making it very dangerous.Lightweight - Compared to tube-tyres, tubeless tyres are much lighter, which affects the mileage of the vehicle. For example, Heavy-duty vehicles demand much more power from the engine and also require more fuelNo unwanted friction  Tube-tyres have friction, and hence when driving at high speeds, the temperature of the tube increases, which increases the chances of the tube exploding. Tubeless tyres dont have this deadly riskStability - The air in the tubeless tyre is contained within itself and not in a separate tube; hence, high-speed stability will be much better. In the case of a tube, there may be chances of uneven pressure, and that can cause the car to wobble at higher speeds. Also, compared to tubed tyres containing more components, the tubeless tyres have much better performance and efficiencyDisadvantages:Difficult to fit - Since the tyre has to be airtight against the rim, it gets difficult and often requires a professional to ensure the rim doesn't get damaged in the processPunctures - Fixing a flat tubeless tyre requires special equipment, and not everyone can do the sameSidewall puncture - Tubeless tyres needed to be changed completely in case of sidewall damage, unlike a tube-tyre where the tube can be changed, and the issue is solvedExpensive - Tubeless tyres are expensive compared to tube-tyres due to the components usedEvery tyre at one point gets worn out either completely or just a part, and what better than;Car Service Newbury;to fix any and every issue you may have with your tyres, rims, etc" ]