Tubeless wheels are generally equipped with integral deep groove wheels. ‌‌

Tubeless tires, also known as Tubeless tires or vacuum tires, are typically used in conjunction with integral deep groove wheels. This wheel rim design integrates the tire and rim, ensuring good sealing and high precision. Tubeless tires ensure airtightness between the inner wall and the rim through the airtight layer of the tire bead, while the outer tire also serves as the inner tube. The main reasons for using integral deep groove wheels include:

High safety: Tubeless tires do not have friction between the inner and outer tires, and can dissipate heat directly through the wheel rim, reducing the risk of tire blowouts.

Good durability: The airtight layer of tubeless tires leaks slowly after being punctured, improving the safety of tire use.

Good economy: Due to the simple structure, light weight, and low rolling resistance of tubeless tires, tests have shown that their rolling resistance has been reduced by 10%, which can save 2% to 3% of fuel.

Good environmental friendliness: Tubeless tires have a large contact area and uniform pressure, reducing tire damage to the ground and lowering vehicle exhaust emissions.

In summary, the combination of tubeless wheels and integral deep groove wheels not only improves the safety and durability of vehicles, but also brings economic and environmental advantages.