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rotating tubeless tyres

canamdadcanamdad Posts: 165
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I know with clinchers when the rear tyre is worn you replace it with the front one and put a new one on the front but is it the same with tubeless? I've heard that the beads on tubeless stretch on the rim so re-mounting the front on the back could pose sealing problems. Is it better just to replace them separately rather than rotating front to back?

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  • shortfallshortfall Posts: 3,287
    That's my experience. Fit and leave is the advice with tubeless.
  • oxomanoxoman Posts: 10,480
    Can't say I've ever swapped over tyres to get even wear. Personally I just replace mine when worn out whether tubeless or not.
    Too many bikes according to Mrs O.
  • StillGoingStillGoing Posts: 5,207
    oxoman said:

    Can't say I've ever swapped over tyres to get even wear. Personally I just replace mine when worn out whether tubeless or not.

    Same here. If the front is worn out replace it. If the rear is worn out, replace it.
    I ride a bike. Doesn't make me green or a tree hugger. I drive a car too.
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