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#769205
From the last 4 years I am using tubeless tyres only for my car and my experience is good. My sons also are using tubeless tyres only in their cars and they also are not having any complaint. I don't know why it has happened with the author. Anyhow sometimes some experiences will be bad only like this. Once I had a problem with one of the tyres but we got it repaired and after that worked very well.
However, I feel the author need not give up using tubeless tyres. He can give a try again and definitely my expectation is that he will have a good experience. When I purchased Indica for the first time, I was not very happy with that. But I sold off that and purchased again Inidica and I was very happy with that and I travelled long distances in my self-drive only and enjoyed the rides without any problem.
drrao
always confident
However, I feel the author need not give up using tubeless tyres. He can give a try again and definitely my expectation is that he will have a good experience. When I purchased Indica for the first time, I was not very happy with that. But I sold off that and purchased again Inidica and I was very happy with that and I travelled long distances in my self-drive only and enjoyed the rides without any problem.
drrao
always confident
#769240
Generally tubeless tyres are considered better than conventional tyres in all respect. It is easy to repair the tubeless tyre also and puncture making procesd takes less time. Only thing is that the tyre should sit on the rim tightly. In cases when the tyre is damaged on the edges and cannot sit on the rim then mechanic will usually advise us to change it or insert a tube in them. I also have tube in one of the damaged tyres in my car. But all other tyres are tubeless.
If a vehicle is run less then also the tyre get cracks. So one has to keep full air in the tyres and run the vehicle daily.
Knowledge is power.
If a vehicle is run less then also the tyre get cracks. So one has to keep full air in the tyres and run the vehicle daily.
Knowledge is power.
#769241
Thanks, Dr Rao for your views and your experience of using tubeless tyres. In fact for my car too I am using tubeless tyres for the last many years without any issues. It is only with the scooty that I faced this issue. Maybe because it didn't come as original equipment from the manufacturer. It was after all a makeshift arrangement by the puncture repair person.
Patience and perseverance pays
Patience and perseverance pays
#769249
Probably the back wheel rim is not fitting properly. Get it checked. If the rim is damaged, change the rim. your problem gets solved. When I changed to tubeless tyres few years ago, the pressure in some of the wheels was getting reduced. I changed all the discs and my problem was solved.
" Be Good and Do Good "
" Be Good and Do Good "
#769278
Yes, I do agree that the tyre might not be properly fitting into the rim. However, there is no possibility of carrying out further repairs, as the mechanic has already done the needful by putting in a tube inside the tyre and the vehicle is now road worthy.
Patience and perseverance pays
Patience and perseverance pays
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