No, because tubeless always have sign TLR (Tubeless Ready)
scrotalsac69 on
No tlr marking on it, so no not tubeless
YONA-_-A207-_- on
If there is a “TR” on the side wall, then yes it is.
Tkrumroy on
If it doesn’t have TR on it anywhere then it’s not tubeless ready.
KieranJalucian on
may not be, but we used to do all kinds of tubeless without tires that were “tubeless ready.” not saying you should do that, but i bet it would work fine with sealant
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Yes
No, because tubeless always have sign TLR (Tubeless Ready)
No tlr marking on it, so no not tubeless
If there is a “TR” on the side wall, then yes it is.
If it doesn’t have TR on it anywhere then it’s not tubeless ready.
may not be, but we used to do all kinds of tubeless without tires that were “tubeless ready.” not saying you should do that, but i bet it would work fine with sealant
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Compare the model number above the bar code to the specs sheet.
No? Those must be old.
Pretty sure it’d be fine tubeless with enough sealant
Thanks everyone. eBay already approved the return. Also found a concerning gouge on the sidewall after I unfolded the tire.
Does the tire have a TR logo near where the brand name is on it? If so, you’re good to go. Without it I’d be careful.
Slap some extra sealant in there and let er rip!
You already solved it but I think the bead would have more rubber on it if it was tubeless ready.
Usually tubeless tires have tlr, tcs, or tle if not then it’s not tubeless.
As long as its not wire bead, it will be fine in all likelihood.
Definitely not. The ardents come in tubeless and tube type too. Other models only tubeless.