If we see the inscription "TUBELESS" on the sidewall of a tire, what does it mean?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

The word "TUBELESS" comes from English and literally means "without a tube". It indicates that the tire is manufactured to hold the pressurized air directly between the tire and the rim, without an inner tube. It is therefore not true that it is required to have an inner tube. Nor does it indicate the maximum speed of the tire: that figure is expressed by the tire's speed code or index, not by the word "tubeless".

If we see the inscription "TUBELESS" on the sidewall of a tire, what does it mean?

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