It's protecting the inner-tube from rubbing against the screw heads of my DIY studs. Did the same thing last year and it worked great.
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It's a 26 x 5.05 fat tire.
There's three overlapping rows and 2 layers. New tires need to be washed to get the tape to stick. I have one strip of extremely sticky vapour barrier tape in the middle to help with adhesion.