one more tubeless? what psi for

[eddief]

32mm Conti 5000 pavement-only for me at 185 lbs? I started with 45 for a few block test ride and that seemed ok. No clue.

[joevers]

https://axs.sram.com/guides/tire/pressure

I stand by this one pretty hard

[eddief]

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Originally Posted by joevers

https://axs.sram.com/guides/tire/pressure

I stand by this one pretty hard

[yarbsr02]

Simpler calculator that I’ve found useful.

https://info.silca.cc/silca-professi...ure-calculator

[joevers]

Originally Posted by eddief

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It lets you pick.

[ti_or_die]

Or from Enve:
https://www.enve.com/en/tirepressure/

[M_D_S]

Enve has a pretty nice chart as well: https://www.enve.com/en/tirepressure/

[Likes2ridefar]

When the rim hits the ground under any circumstances, your pressure is probably too low.

If handling feels poor when cornering, your pressure is too low.

If it is bouncy when climbing, usually it’s too low.

Pump it up to 45-50psi. Ride it till it does one of the above in conditions you ride.

[eddief]

did not see that variable. it says 65 and 60 for. gotta see how we fly with that psi.

Originally Posted by joevers

It lets you pick.

[charliedid]

Originally Posted by eddief

did not see that variable. it says 65 and 60 for. gotta see how we fly with that psi.

Sounds about right depending on conditions.

[mtechnica]

I'm a little lighter than you (170 rn) and run them (32c 5000tl) in the 50-55 ish range. I'd think anywhere from 50-60 is fine but they get harsh quickly as you approach or exceed 60psi IMO. Since you can't get a pinch flat feel free to try low pressures it might just feel slow/sloppy.

[bigbill]

I'm a fatass and run 32's at 60#. My gravel wheels have 40's at 40#.

[Mwhitby]

I've been tubeless for years and it really depends on your riding style and conditions. When I am cross racing I go to 18 psi (165lbs) shredding on the local trail 35psi, riding mixed gravel 45psi, 90% road I bump it to 65psi. Typically I ride simple 33mm file treads for all of these pressures.

[jtakeda]

Originally Posted by eddief

32mm Conti 5000 pavement-only for me at 185 lbs? I started with 45 for a few block test ride and that seemed ok. No clue.

45 seems low to me.

I’m 135 and I pump my 32s up to 55 for road and let them sink til they get squishy and do 55 again

[Davist]

Same weight, same tires and width, I use about 50 in the front and 55 in the rear, when I pump them up, which is about 1x week in the season.. I've been in the 40s, but like just a bit more, great tires, no loss of speed and very comfortable.