Do i need an innertube with this tire?
1595412
Yes you do, and if you are ordering a 20" tire be careful as there are 2 diameters in this size.
1523746
Yes that is right, tubeless... However make sure your custom rim, is made for tubeless tire...
1049505
I bought new narrower tubes. I didn't put them in, I just squeezed the old ones in. The tires are great! It kept me from buying a road bike last year.
1171617
i purchased front tires a while back and they were tubeless. tubless. marked on the tire
470061
You don't "NEED" it, but it is helpful to keep the tire in front of the bike, limiting the amount of movement the front tire has. I have one and have used the trainer with and without it. I prefer it with the riser, but I also use the trainer without it. Hope that helps.
656831
No. Every other answer is incorrect, I'm sorry. If you use these on a tire larger than 1.95, there will not be enough pressure on the bead to maintain control. For example, if you have to hit the breaks, the tire will slide on the rim. If you try to maneuver the bike, the tire will pop off the rim. This innertube will NOT work in a tire larger than specified.I put it on my bike, and there is NO WAY it will be safe to ride. I'm buying a 1.95 tire, and will see if it will still be fat enough. There are other brands that will fit fat tires, but they are expensive.
1009984
This tire can be used tubeless with the proper wheel and valve stem. I prefer to use a heavy duty self sealing tube. You never know when you'll find a nail, sharp branch or thorn hiding in snow or sand.
1211436
I bought the 29er and mounted it with the Stans no Tube kit. No issue! I've been riding this tire for a year now, great traction, rolls well. I like it!
213065
You can use existing tubes.The "flat resistant" feature if the tire is simply that it is harder for sharp objects to get through the tire to damage the tube, so it will work fine with any tube (the correct size, of course) that holds air. If your existing tube has a leak, you will of course need to patch or replace it.I was very happy with the performance of this tire, but unfortunately mine got damaged when a portion of the sidewall of my rim failed and I bought a different kind because I needed a tire and rim immediately.
1596732
I used a couple different ones. They all blew. Trick is to deflate 10 lbs below recommended psi. If you call the company they will give you a few new inner tubes. They are probably hoping a law suit doesn't happen. Oh yeah and just tell the tire shop the numbers on the side of tire and they will find the right inner tube.
1526326
No you shouldn't need an attachment as long as it is the same as a standard bike tire valve.
675874
You can get an inner tube anywhere bikes are sold, or contact http://www.tiketech.com , they have really good customer service.
1049506
You bet... you'll need a 26x1.25 tube. I went cheap and bought some at Wal Mart not knowing how much I'd like the tires (thinking sunk costs). When you put the tires on, you might find that they are a tight fit around the rim and that the tube seems to crimp when you first lay it inside the tire. Not sure if the crimping corrects itself when you inflate the tire; thus far I've had no problems after 60+ miles of riding on 'em.Hope that helps,CT
1215494
It will say on the side of the tire what size it is and that will be the same size inner tube you will use
1460516
I don't recall that one was but I always put an innertube inside the tire which has an air valve.
965979
The one I bought had a standard Presta valve. I do not know what you mean by "standard internal valve as opposed to one outside the stem." My complaint with the product I received was that the tube was about 3 inches longer than could be fitted into the tire. I wrote up a complaint against the not-clear-to-me sizing specs. on the package and advertizing. After I talked it over with the bike people at REI the tube SHOULD have fit in the tire. That it didn't was the company's mistake. Because I am not yet familiar with complaints to the manufacturer and returns through Amazon, I just ate the cost and loss. -- I also do not understand your "fits the 32 tire" question. The one I bought had a standard Presta valve. I do not know what you mean by "standard internal valve as opposed to one outside the stem." My complaint with the product I received was that the tube was about 3 inches longer than could be fitted into the tire. I wrote up a complaint against the not-clear-to-me sizing specs. on the package and advertizing. After I talked it over with the bike people at REI the tube SHOULD have fit in the tire. That it didn't was the company's mistake. Because I am not yet familiar with complaints to the manufacturer and returns through Amazon, I... » Read More The one I bought had a standard Presta valve. I do not know what you mean by "standard internal valve as opposed to one outside the stem." My complaint with the product I received was that the tube was about 3 inches longer than could be fitted into the tire. I wrote up a complaint against the not-clear-to-me sizing specs. on the package and advertizing. After I talked it over with the bike people at REI the tube SHOULD have fit in the tire. That it didn't was the company's mistake. Because I am not yet familiar with complaints to the manufacturer and returns through Amazon, I just ate the cost and loss. -- I also do not understand your "fits the 32 tire" question. « Show Less
570408
No, it shouldn't. Mine was originally tubeless. When I got this one, I simply pulled the other off and put the new one on, no tube.