Inner Liner
The inner liner is a thin layer of airtight synthetic rubber bonded to the inside of a tubeless tyre. It acts as the modern equivalent of an inner tube, preventing air from permeating through the casing. A damaged inner liner can cause slow air loss that is difficult to diagnose, and it must be inspected during any internal tyre repair.
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