is this tire tubeless
1805431
Yes, it is just like a miniature car tire. They are very nice qualit and,wear well .
189187
Yes , you have to use a tube . Always replace the tube and spoke band when replacing tires.
2160551
Dawn, I successfully installed the WD1050 tire on my old John Deere lawn tractor without a tube and the tire has performed without any problems so far.
145713
No .. You have to buy them separately. 10-20 min.s to put them on. Solid tires. no tube
167510
No, I believe some people are running them with kits, but they are not tubeless from the factory.
2015278
yes...they are tubeless ready...a little hard to seat with a floor pump. I always seat them with CO2.
1676816
The wheelset itself is not, you would need to purchase a tubeless kit (tape, valve, sealant ) if you use it without it will take a few days first the sealant to close all the gaps on the wheels (that was my case ) hope this helps! A|M
1264325
No inner tube. This is an upgraded tire and there's foam inside, where the inner tube used to be. This means that it can never go flat and you never have to put air in it. It's worth the money. I was changing inner tubes on the old wheels at least once per month.
1716715
Any tire can be tubeless. Certain tires, wheels, and tubeless products work better together.
1975348
No. It is just the tire. The tire is great I got them for my atv. Love them.
1748679
Since these street-bike-inspired tires are designed for awesome lateral traction on pavement, going tubeless defeats that purpose since I hear a tubeless setup tends to "burp" when too much lateral force is applied.
900619
This tire was put on the rear of my 1200 Sportster. It was mounted on a mag rim that is tubeless. Why spend the extra money for tubes, they are made for tubeless. So far very happy with this tire, great handling.
561908
Yes they are tubeless. I was taught a little trick in getting them to seal off to the rims easier. Put some thick axle grease around the bead of the tires and then start airing.
1275612
Like the others have said, it's the tube you need to be concerned about. Tires don't have valves.
189188
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)
1084259
No, tire only. You should be able to get it put on your rim for about 5 dollars at a local tire shop.
100728
Yes. I have a Yamaha Roadliner which is tubeless. I might add the commander is one of the best handling tires I have used. Should close to double your mileage as well.