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Tube and Tubeless Type

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01 Nov, 2025

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How to choose tube or tubeless?

Tube Tire		Tubeless Tire
Bias Tire	Radial Tire	90 Series	80 Series	75 Series	70 Series	65 Series
7.00-16	7.00R16	8R17.5	/	205/75R17.5	/	/
7.50-16	7.50R16	8.5R17.5	/	215/75R17.5	/	/
8.25-16	8.25R16	9.5R17.5	/	235/75R17.5	245/70R19.5	/
7.50-20	7.50R20	8R22.5	/	/	/	/
8.25-20	8.25R20	9R22.5	/	/	/	/
9.00-20	9.00R20	10R22.5	/	/	255/70R22.5	/
10.00-20	10.00R20	11R22.5	275/80R22.5	295/75R22.5	275/70R22.5	/
11.00-20	11.00R20	12R22.5	295/80R22.5	/	/	385/65R22.5
12.00-20	12.00R20	13R22.5	315/80R22.5	/	315/70R22.5	425/65R22.5

Tubeless Tire Features:

Outer diameter of a tubeless tire is the same as a tube tire, so the gear ratio will not change before or after a tire change
Rim diameter is 2 inches wider with better heat dissipation and lower temperatures
Load capacity remains the same with a lighter rim

Advantages of Tubeless Tires: 10% Lighter Than Tube Tires

Lower sidewall for more accurate and safer steering and handling
Fewer components with lower friction and rolling resistance for better fuel efficiency
Superior heat dissipation and lower temperatures for longer tire life
Better contact area with uniform wear for longer tire life
Less components and lighter weight for reduced fuel consumption

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