I was only about 1 minute into my ride. I had my last Giant gravel with tubeless for 3 years and never had this happen. Can these tires be filled back up or are they scrapped? Only have about 70 miles on the bike. Sorry od this is a stupid question.
by loanmagic24
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Exactly what happened? I had a tubeless tyre blow off the rim once, the bead was damaged and it was dead
If there’s no damage to the tire you should be able to still use it. Were you running high tire pressure? A friend’s tubeless tire blew out once on a bikepacking trip because we put too much air in by accident; we were able to reseat the tube and fill it back up with a hand pump and some sealant.
What pressure were you running? What is your tire width? Wider tires have a much lower max pressure when tubeless.
Call me crazy but that’s why I don’t go tubeless
It wasn’t properly seated and it aired out
Remount correctly
My guess would be that the tire were setup with too much pressure.