Tube tyre change to tube tire to tubeless

To change a tube tire to a tubeless one, you need to remove the existing tube, install a tubeless-ready rim strip (if not already present), mount a tubeless-ready tire onto the rim, add sealant through the valve stem, and then inflate the tire, ensuring the beads properly seat on the rim to create a seal without the need for a tube; this process usually requires specialized tools and may necessitate checking if your existing rim is compatible with tubeless tires. 

Key steps involved:

Check compatibility: Verify if your existing rim is tubeless-ready or if it needs additional modifications to accommodate a tubeless setup. 

Remove the tire and tube: Take off the existing tire and remove the tube from the rim. 

Install rim tape: If your rim isn't tubeless-ready, apply a specialized tubeless rim tape to the inside of the rim. 

Mount the tubeless tire: Carefully install the tubeless-ready tire onto the rim. 

Install the tubeless valve: Insert the tubeless valve stem into the designated hole on the rim. 

Add sealant: With the valve core removed, inject the tubeless sealant into the tire through the valve stem. 

Inflate and seat the tire: Slowly inflate the tire to seat the beads properly on the rim. 

Important points to consider:

Tire and rim compatibility:

Make sure your chosen tubeless tire and rim are compatible with each other. 

Sealant selection:

Choose the right type of sealant based on your riding conditions and terrain. 

Proper inflation:

Ensure the tire is inflated to the recommended pressure to maintain a good seal. 

Professional assistance:

If you are unsure about the conversion process, consider getting help from a bike mechanic.