Aug 12, 2026, 2:16 AMTubeless setup has saved me a bunch of times so I didn’t have to change inner tubes by the road, but damn it can be a pain to install new tires. Tubeless ready tires need to seal air so it’s a lot tighter and harder cramp the last few inches of the tire onto the wheel.
After that the bead also needs to be properly seated. It requires a lot of pressure! For now I use CO2 canisters because they can release air in a very short time so it creates big air pressure to seat the bead. But CO2 tends to leak out the rubber overtime. So don’t forget to properly pump the tire with real air!
