WTB Tubeless Rim Tape 30mm x 11m Roll, High-Performance, Durable Tubeless Setup for Bicycle Rims, Airtight Seal, Easy Application, and Compatible TCS and Other Tubeless Rims

Works great, but I have WTB TCS tires and rims. Not sure if others were trying this on WTB TCS setups or not but from all my research on going tubeless, it seems to be common that certain pieces don't work well together, i.e. certain rims with certain tires or valves, etc. That's why I stuck with all WTB TCS stuff to make sure I had components that were meant to work together. Google "wtb tcs install" for a video from WTB that shows how to tape the rim and fill the tire with sealant if you are unsure of how to do it. They spell it out pretty well.

I tried using some other tape for my WTB TCS i25 rims but it didn't work for me. I installed this WTB tape and wallah! Perfection. The fit and function is awesome. My tires sealed right up! I highly recommend this tape for WTB rims. I expect it to work as well on other tubeless compatible rims.

Definitely worth getting the appropriate width rim tape, and lighter than using gorilla tape. Also won't cause corrosion on metal the way duct tape again.

I've been tubeless for years now, mostly bought wheels with the tape already installed, or used the gorilla tape method. So I was kind of surprised how firm the tap was. I guess you are just supposed to have it contact the 2 edges by the bead and not wrap it into the rim valley. I've always followed the contours of the rim with the gorilla tape, so this was new to me. I would give it more stars if a little tiny sheet of "suggested" installation would come with it from WTB. Their site doesn't have much for info on how to "correctly" install either. But anyway... it works... no leaks.

It's not easy to apply right. Eventually I learned to use a heat gun on the metal rim and then pulled the tape very tight. The tape is study but I still cut it with my fingernail once. I was using it on a Mavic EN 827 which probably has a deeper center channel.Comes with enough to tape many wheels, it's a good value.Overall pleased with it. The tires inflated easy and were nearly leak free even without sealant.

Taped 2 rims for the first time. Watched a video and did it. Overlap stem hole 3-4 inches on each side. Best results unrolling~12-16", pull hard, seat evenly, repeat until done. Cut hole for stem. Go slow and steady and should come out well.

There is very little stretch to this tape, so it's difficult to make it mold to the inside of the rim's contour. It feels just like box-packing tape. But worse was as I was applying, peeling it off the roll, it kept getting narrower. It turns out it had started shredding off a thin slice that stayed on the roll, which got wider as I applied it. By the time I got it all the way around one wrap of the wheel, I saw that about a quarter-width of the tape was still on the roll. I had to peel the remnant off the roll and try to go around again. Rather than take a chance on whether it will even form a reliable seal, I peeled it off and ordered a different brand.

Installed on WTB frequency rim. 25mm internal width. This was my first ever tubeless rim tape install and did not have any problems.Tyre (Maxxis 27.5 x 2.4) installed and sealed ok, holding pressure.Used Stan's NoTubes Tubeless Valve Stem