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That the tyre does not need an inner tube.
If a tyre is marked TUBELESS, it means it is a tyre without an inner tube, i.e. the air is contained between the tyre and the rim, with no inner tube in between.
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That this tyre needs an inner tube.
That the tyre does not need an inner tube.
That the maximum speed it can withstand is 170 km/h.
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