In general, tubeless tyres need to be 28mm or wider for hookless compatibility, although there are exceptions. They also need to be run at 73psi/5 bar or lower pressure.

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If your tubeless tyres are losing air, it could be that the rim tape was incorrectly fitted or has moved after installation. Care and attention is required when fitting tubeless tape.

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