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They increase safety in the event of a puncture
In tubeless tyres, pressurised air is held between the rim and the tyre, whose interior is lined with rubber that seals the hole in the event of a puncture. This increases safety by reducing the risk of skidding in the event of a puncture.
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They increase safety in the event of a puncture
They last an average of ten years longer than tyres with an inner tube
They enable the vehicle to reach higher speeds
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