It could have been that, but I was using that same exact tire with WPL’s previous sealant formulation and it was not nearly as bad. A part of the fault is the tires indeed though, E13 trail casings are known for this I think.
That said, I could see a bit of weeping on that same tire with the old formulation, but I only had to top off my tire pressure every 3-4 days and it was a slight pressure loss. With the new formulation, I had to stop after 30mins because I was bottoming my rim (Cushcore) on roots and had like half the pressure left.
No problems in my new Continental enduro casing tires, but I seeing what’s happened with the E13, I have less faith that it would seal a hole while on a trail. The sidewalls stay literally wet with sealant and never dry up.
Dec. 25, 2023, 2:15 p.m. - Martin
It could have been that, but I was using that same exact tire with WPL’s previous sealant formulation and it was not nearly as bad. A part of the fault is the tires indeed though, E13 trail casings are known for this I think. That said, I could see a bit of weeping on that same tire with the old formulation, but I only had to top off my tire pressure every 3-4 days and it was a slight pressure loss. With the new formulation, I had to stop after 30mins because I was bottoming my rim (Cushcore) on roots and had like half the pressure left. No problems in my new Continental enduro casing tires, but I seeing what’s happened with the E13, I have less faith that it would seal a hole while on a trail. The sidewalls stay literally wet with sealant and never dry up.