I used the same tire with the same tube and followed the instructions as provided. Took about an hour as I also put “ flat out” in tube as well. One point I highly recommend is to break the bead on both sides and to slightly inflate tube. The ride feels the same. Great video. Thank you.
Just got a pair of Tannus inserts for my Hemiway Cruiser. The hardest, knuckle bruising part was aligning the innertube valve into the rim 'after' inserting the Tannus liner. Thanks so much for taking the time to post this, how-to video. Makes it so much easier than doing it blindly.
Throwing the Tannus Armor into the Cloths dryer for 5 minutes straitens it out back to normal il also making it much more playable. You should try it trust me, makes it so much easier.
That is a new one for us. I like it! We've always recommended some sunlight or a hair dryer. I guess just make sure the boss is ok with it before ya do it lol. Thanks for sharing!
Got my Tannus Armour today for my 29 x 2,60...i got a whole new set of Continental tires along with it..since it comes all bent up like that now after installing and taking it for a spin my wheels are bumpy af so im gonna ride it to and from work next week and if its still that bumpy im going tubeless.. probably shoulda listened to my gut feeling in the first place...
From my experience working with Tannus Armour liners, you need to run smaller tubes. If not you'll have a heck of a hard time putting everything back together.
The instructions that came with my tire levers state that they are not for installing a tire. They should only be used for removing a tire from a rim or removing ears from under a flat brim hat.
Yeah those metal tire levers are a great way to mess your wheel up If you use a little body English hold your tire down into the drop Center you can generally do this with a small plastic tire liver or do it by hand is a decent video but there are a lot of mistakes they would give people trouble
I had a bike shop installed these on my Cyrusher 690 . I can't go up a hill anymore without killing myself peddling with assist on. Could the shop have done something to the motor? The Batterie is good. This could be just bad timing for the motor as well. I had Cyrusher check everything via video. The thought it was the controller so I replaced it. No change. Just looking for advice. Thanks
once again no one has said what they can resist.thier not cheap.so for this money i expect 100% protection.itrs not like their a cheaper solution.plus how much smaller tubes? could i get away with 1.95-2.10 on a 2.8" tyre??? or is not problem with pinch flats.also vould you use tpu tubes this seems a better use can tpu tube have puncture proof slime in and could you use it here also with the Tannus Armour for complete piece of mind or maybe slime tape with this tannus is more then enough for 100%
I just got some yesterday, it was a super easy install. Only thing is, I've noticed tire pressure drops, is that normal or due to the material condensing under the weight of my bike? The tube is the correct size and is brand new so I'm not sure if I did something wrong
I followed along with what you did- I have a RAD Rover step thru 1 with 4" tires. When I removed the tire deflated and removed tube, this was the front tire. Then inserted the TA, it seemed big for the tire but finally got it in, then inserted a new tube that was sent with the TA, aligned valve pushed everything in place, then reset tire. Set on floor roll it around with a little weight, then began to inflate tire, stopping at 10#'s to roll and massage it, then finished inflating. After inflating to 15#'s I noticed valve stem was sitting at an angle, so deflated, repeated procedure from installing tube and reinflation, making sure valve stem was straight, once again valve stem was set at an angle, after full inflation. QUESTION: WHAT COULD BE CAUSING THIS?
@@ryanjspinks Got it straightened out, when it inflated the tire twisted, this caused it to keep kicking the valve stem off to the side. So now I have developed a process by which I install and then inflate to avoid this in the future, I have the rear tire to do this weekend.
@@whyndellgrizzard7495 Thank you for the information! I had the exact same problem today while installing the front tire...I finally had to take everything apart and start from the beginning being extra cautious to make sure the valve stem didn't tilt to one side while tucking the tire bead back in. VERY time consuming and frustrating. So, can you please explain with more detail what your discovered process consists of? Thank you so very much in advance for your help! I'm doing the rear wheel tomorrow :(
i've ordered 2 sets of tannus 26x4" armor and both dont fit on my paselec gs9 pro 26x4" fat tyre ebike, the armor is so tight on one side that there is no room for the 26x3 tubes that i have bought let alone to fully install it, am i doing something wrong or do i need a next size up and if so what should i go for, can anyone help
no way in heck. I've gone 3 hours and can't get the armor to seat correctly. The initial insert of one side rolls over and won't stay up against wall it rides in the channel and won't move up and out of the way.
Get a bag of zipties & use them to hold the tire tightly to the rim as you work your way around it. You shouldn't have many zip ties left when you're done lol Oh & a little dish soap on the tire on the area that has to go over the under the rim helps alot
Sadly, these didn’t work at all for me. A small nail ran right in and now I have to patch the tire but it’s a lot harder to get the tire off. Any suggestions on how to do that??
Hi alus! Sorry to hear about the nail puncture. To get the inserts out all you need to do is reverse the steps shown by quietkat. Tire levers will be your best friend. Cheers
@@johnathanrandells4325 The Tannus Armour would be our 26x4.0-4.8 insert. Here is a link if needed: tannusamerica.com/products/tannus-armour?variant=31871966216303
Do they make Tannus Tires for 20" 4.0.If so where to get them what website and what's the name of the Tannus Tire.A Tannus Tire is something that never gets a flat ?
Sorry, we do not offer a Fat Tire Tubeless version. We do offer our Tubed Armour for you though. tannusamerica.com/products/tannus-armour?variant=31871966216303
Trying to get the hop out of Fat Bike tires has seriously made me consider getting rid of my Fat Bikes. Almost impossible on certain tire and tube combinations to get hop out! Have tried EVERYTHING
... hop? What is this dreaded hop you speak of? It sounds terrible. I've no doubt that now that you've made me aware of it I'll become afflicted by it quite soon.
what causes hop? My daughter is learning opposites in school and she'd tell you that the opposite of hop is not-hop, and if you think about it... she's right.
@@philliprice5980 pressure from the inner tube with down bearing pressure flattens these down to about 1/8 of an inch . The inner tubes. Slips and ruptured at the stem and crimp the tire tube. twice before I noticed problem . I've started to see the negative reviews. Everyone that buys these will expierence the same thing. I ran them at the suggested 20 lbs .
