Inner tube tires are currently the most common choice. They offer excellent shock absorption and are relatively affordable.
In contrast, solid tires are advantageous due to their wear resistance and puncture resistance, effectively preventing punctures from sharp objects.
However, solid tires also have significant drawbacks. The biggest problem is their poor shock absorption, failing to effectively absorb road vibrations.
Tubeless tires are mainly used on professional bicycles, such as road bikes and mountain bikes. Mountain bike tubeless tires also have some self-sealing capabilities.
The biggest advantage of tubeless tires is their softness and larger contact area with the ground, which helps improve riding comfort.
However, tubeless tires also have significant disadvantages: higher cost and a more complex replacement process.
