March 14, 2012
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Very bad experience with them. I bought a Michelin Sport rear tubeless tyre for my Stunner, and got it fitted there. The tyre, being brand new didn't hold the air as there is some space between the rim and the tyre. The person who fitted the tyre managed to pump air into it by pasting sealant on both sides of the rim. After a week, the tyre was flat, and when I went to their shop, they said that the rim was bent. My bike never had an accident, and I never go to roadside puncture shops fearing that they might screw up something! Finally, they kept a tube inside my tubeless tyre! After coming home and searching about new tubeless tyres, I found that for a new tubeless tyre, as the tyre is just out of the box, the beads have to smooth out against the rim. Quote - "To install a brand-new tire on a tubeless system, put an inner tube inside it and pump it to 60 PSI. Leave it a day or two in a warm place, or go riding on it. The tire bead smooths out against the rim and takes the "folds" out of a Kevlar-bead tire that's been in a box. Then take the tube out and inflate the tire with sealant."
So these guys dont know how to install tubeless tyres! had a very bad experience with them, they do not take responsibility, very bad after service, try to blame the problem on us! beware!!