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Re: Re: Tube or tubeless tires - is one better?
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Posted by A. D. on December 19, 2001 at 19:46:42 from (216.218.84.169):
In Reply to: Re: Tube or tubeless tires - is one better? posted by A. D. on December 19, 2001 at 19:38:43:
I forgot, tubeless tires do cost more. Add the price of the tube to the tube type tire to get a comparative price. Industry practice dictates a new tube with a new tire. Never an old tube ( They are only good for swimming with once they have been used). Farm service tire dealers in my area replace with a new tube everytime a tire is dismounted. A tube is never repaired. Where the tube has folds it will generally develop a leak in that area and you have to pay for another service call. So the long term price would probbably be about equal if you ever had any flats.
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