Yes. radial tubes are harder and retain air better. They are built to withstand a higher rate of deflection.

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Are tubes for Radial tyres different from tubes for ordinary nylon tyres?

What are the driving tips?

Is it necessary to check the balance and alignment of my wheels?

How are tyres mounted on wheel?

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