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Do you use Tire Liner's?
Did they make a big difference?
Mr Tuffy standard or ultra lite?
I have heard of problem's with the Slime Tire Liner's.
Thanks
7 Answers
- ?Lv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
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They make a bike difference. I do not use them on my road bikes. I do have them on my tandem and on my daughters hybrid bikes. Of all the tire liners, Mr Tuffy has always had a good reputation. They seem to last a life time!
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- ?Lv 78 years ago
The slime tube liners have been known to cut tubes so go with Mr Tuffy. I very seldom get a flat so I am fine with patches and and a spare tube. They also make more puncture resistance tires.
- Peter GriffinLv 58 years ago
No. I don't need liners.
I use high quality tires.
I carry tube(s) and patch kit and am competent with the routine
I try to avoid hazards and rarely puncture
Use liners if you must, but remember there are downfalls to using a liner with a cheap tire (if that's the case) when a better tire alone will suffice.
- LedZepSuxBalls!Lv 48 years ago
I use them on my BMX only. My road, touring and mtn bikes have tires that are marketed as "puncture resistant", but usually prove to be puncture proof- Schwalbe Marathon Supreme, Specialized Nimbus Armadillo and Specialized Elite Armadillo. I only ever have to take them off after installing them when the threads start showing after thousands of miles. After I kill this last set of regular bmx tires, I look forward to trying out Schwalbe's Big Apple without liners to see how they handle the glass and thorns.
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- BigELv 78 years ago
I used to use My Tuffy's on my road bike, but there has to
a good reason (glass, goat heads, frequent flats)
I find the lighter the tire, the more you will feel it.
- nodopenomoreLv 78 years ago
No. I installed Continental 4000 Grand Prix 2500 miles ago and not a single flat. Still plenty of rubber on them.