700 x 32 tubeless tires

[gravelreformist]

Originally Posted by p nut

I wanted to try out actual measured 32’s. So perhaps 30’s will work if they balloon out to 32’s. This is all an experiment to see what feels/performs well.
I’ve never heard of bikecloset. But the price seems good.

I have ordered from them many times. No issues and great prices.

[Dave]

Originally Posted by Onno

Anecdotal evidence on bike tires strikes me as especially unhelpful, even useless, since there are so many variables, including variations within tire brands and models. This site has some actual data on tires that I've found pretty helpful.

https://www.bicyclerollingresistance...d-bike-reviews

Some info is really old. I'm not impressed.

[Plum Hill]

Any opinion on Enve tires?
LBS is really recommending (pushing?) them.

[BRad704]

Originally Posted by gravelreformist

I have ordered from them many times. No issues and great prices.

Same here. Multiple orders and all good experiences.

[mjf]

Originally Posted by Plum Hill

Any opinion on Enve tires?
LBS is really recommending (pushing?) them.

They're made by Tufo, I'd pass on them.

[RoosterCogset]

Originally Posted by Flinch

^^^
What he sez, plus GP 5000 STR. The old GP 5000 tubed = suckhole flat-O-matic, the tubeless so far good, although a wrestling match to get on/off on my Dt rims.

My priorities: 1. Flat protection, 2. Rolling resistance. A couple 1000 miles and so far no flats on either tire.

How about the P Zero Race 4S versions for TLR? Nobody mentions the 4S (4 Season) model

[quattro]

I recently purchased a Reserve 40/44 road wheel set and put a pair of Vittoria Corsa Pro Control tubeless 700x32 tires on them. For my weight and the rim dimensions I'm running 55psi rear and 50psi front, so far so good, easy to mount with a track pump and once I put in sealant they have held air very well. The tires give a very comfortable ride, I'd highly recommend them. I also like the Reserve Fillmore stems very much.
quattro

[weiwentg]

Originally Posted by Plum Hill

Any opinion on Enve tires?
LBS is really recommending (pushing?) them.

They're indeed made by Tufo. The first generation wasn't anything special.

The just-released in 2024 SES Raceday 29 may be different. BRR tested this, and it's a bit faster than the GP 5000 S TR.

Re the complaint about BRR having old data - yes, they haven't removed older tire models from the list, but they are testing current tires. I'm not sure what the complaint is. I think they don't test every single model of tire out there, but they have limited resources.

[gravelreformist]

What's the problem with Tufo? I've always liked Tufo gravel and CX tires. That new Enve tire tests impressively well.

[p nut]

I ended up ordering the Pirelli P Zero TLR’s in size 32 from 365cycles.

PSA: 10% off site wide right now using MEM10 code. I got the pair for $145 shipped.