NDT ok to run tubeless?

[usafjake]

From what I am gathering as long as I don't have two piece rims then running NDT's tubeless should be fine correct? I have a David Bradley trailer and it has one piece wheels. What say you?

[Squatchout]

I thought my M416 needed tubes but the local tire store confirmed that my rims were tubless style rims and the tubes were not needed. I went to a real tire store not one of the chain stores. Most of those wouldn't even touch my old wheels because the didn't know what an NDT was!

[atavuss]

I would ask the maker of the tire you are planning on using. My 1/4 ton Bantam has one piece 16" wheels and I am running tubes in them. The tires do not run hot even when run at highway speeds in 100+ degree days for hours. I am only running 20 to 24 PSI.

[usafjake]

I was thinking about going with Coker tires brand from cokertire.com.

[usafjake]

I just spoke with Coker and their NDT's are manufactured by Firestone right here in the USA.

[Mark Harley]

https://www.universaltire.com/firestone-tires/firestone-military-ndt.html

[BMThiker]

A few bucks more, but I bought mine from here: http://www.millertire.com/categories/truck-tires/antique-truck-tires/7-00-16/
Fast shipping and good customer service. Called them back to order the tube to match.

[usafjake]

Anyone who is interested in this type of tire you should definitely call Coker Tire. Easy to work with and very fast shipping. Now I have to mount them up to make sure the tubeless idea will work.