How do I keep my bike s tires from breaking?

Ways to keep your bike from getting punctured:

1. The use of puncture-proof tires can effectively prevent the damage of small objects such as glass ballast to the tires.

2. The use of puncture-proof lining tires can effectively prevent the damage of small objects such as glass ballast to the tires.

3. The use of sealant can effectively prevent damage to the tire by various objects (even if it is pierced by many nails, it can effectively prevent tire leakage).

I've seen solid tires before, how about you? You can also do it yourself, but I haven't done it.

If you are willing, you can give it a try, the tire is filled with rubber, and when the tire is about to solidify, you should carefully look at the appearance of the tire, whether the same situation has occurred, if so, adjust the ...... as soon as possible

It's just that the cost is about 8 times more expensive than ordinary tires, or you can add an object directly to the outer tire of the bicycle, and the best thing is a clinker stick that fits the size of the tire and goes around the rim.

Comrade, what do you think of this approach?

But my friend, I advise you, it is better to have ordinary tires, each tire has its advantages and disadvantages, and now the urban and rural environments are better, and there is less debris on the road, not to mention nails.

Friend, am I satisfied?

Buy a high-TPI tyre with Kevlar (130TPI or more is recommended, but 230TPI is better and expensive), or buy a Kevlar Chen pad between the inner tube and the outer tire.

In this way, there will be almost no rolling tires, small nails and small straw sticks will pierce the rubber of the outer tire but will not pierce the inner tube, so there will be no air leakage, but it is still necessary to carry a backup inner tube, and it is impossible to guarantee 100% no rolling tire by any method.

For the meaning of the density of the knitting, the higher the process, the more complex the process and the higher the **.

2.Kevlar is a puncture-resistant fabric, mostly used on body armor.

There are puncture-proof tires for sale, which are more expensive, just buy them and install them. Tyre punctures are a common occurrence for bikes, and they are not a hassle for qualified riders, as long as you have the necessary tools with you, you can get it done in a matter of minutes.

No, you don't. Bicycle tires generally do not need to be repaired, if the hole is large, you need to replace the tires and the pattern is gone, and you also need to replace it in time without the need to repair the inner tube. If the opening is 1 cm, you can add a patch from the inside of the outer tire.

If it is pierced by nails, the outer tire does not need to be changed, because the rubber layer of the outer tire is mixed with several layers of nylon rope or wire rope, and the wrapping force is very strong, and the probability of a hole being pierced repeatedly is almost zero.