In this video, I demonstrate the process I use for swapping tubeless tyres and ideally, reusing as much as the sealant as possible from the original tubeless install. Your process may be different from mine, so feel free to post constructive comments.
I forgot to mention in the video you can use a paper towel to remove old sealant from the original tire and clean up the rim before the new tire / reconstituted sealant is installed.
Goodies and reviews referenced in this video:
- Holdfast Cycling (Valves, Tape & Tubeless Goodies)
- Topeak Joe Blow Booster Pump Review
- ENVE G23 Wheelset Review
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- How to Descend on a Gravel Bike – with tips from Dave Zabriskie!
- Specialized Diverge Pro Two-Ride Review
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Might I ask what cassette you are running; is that by chance an e-thirteen model?
Chad, it is a SRAM Force 10-33 12-speed.
Could you use the syringe to inject the sealant back in the tire?
You could, but I prefer not to.
Very helpful as always, JOM. Wider gravel tubeless tires never give me a problem, but road tubeless can be a beast. I always laugh when I install Schwalbe ProOnes that say “Tubeless Easy” right on the casing. I love the tire, but such a lie! Thanks again.