Tubeless
Tube, Tubeless Ready, or Tubeless Only.
Know the Difference. Ride the Right Setup.
The way your tyre holds air has a direct impact on your ride – how it feels, how it handles punctures, and how you set it up. Hartex tyres are available in three clearly marked configurations. The marking on your tyre tells you exactly what you’re working with.
Why Are Riders Moving to Tubeless?
Tubeless setups have three main advantages: lower puncture risk as sealant fills small holes instantly, the ability to run lower tyre pressures for better grip and comfort without pinch-flat risk, and a measurable reduction in rolling resistance. For riders who push harder terrain — MTB, gravel, road racing — tubeless is increasingly the standard choice.
What You Need to Run Tubeless
- A Tubeless Ready (TR) or Tubeless Only (TL) tyre
- A tubeless-compatible rim with a sealed bed
- Tubeless valves
- Tubeless sealant
- A sealant injector and tyre levers