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That it is a tyre designed to be fitted without an inner tube.
The word TUBELESS printed on the side of the tyre indicates that it is a tyre designed to be fitted without an inner tube. Nowadays, these tyres are the most widely used.
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That it is a tyre suitable for use when the road surface is wet.
That it is a tyre designed to be fitted without an inner tube.
That it is a tyre suitable for fitting on a bus.
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¿Qué significa la palabra TUBELESS que se inscribe en el lateral del neumático?
- Que es un neumático adecuado para utilizarlo cuando la calzada tenga agua.
- Que es un neumático adecuado para colocarlo en un autobús.
- Que es un neumático preparado para ser montado sin cámara.(Correct answer)
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