Tubeless tyres were first offered 70 years ago as a cutting-edge feature by the tyre makers. They are now considered to be a common default feature on the majority of new modern passenger automobile vehicles. The technology behind tubeless tyres achieves exactly what its name implies—it does away with inner tubes. Once mounted, a tubeless tyre creates an airtight seal with the wheel rim. Since there is no tube, tubeless tyres are inflated exactly like regular tube tyres. The airtight barrier between the rim and the tyre, which is inflated with air, keeps air from leaking out. Since the valve is firmly fastened to the rim, it cannot move out and there is no tube to burst when something punctures the tyre.

In this episode, let's understand the numerous characteristics of tubeless tyres that support their rising popularity.