Road Bike Tire Test: Continental Grand Prix 5000 TL 25

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  • Continental Grand Prix 5000 TL 25
Performance compared to all other road bike tires
(100% is best)
Pro Members get 11-point radar charts



Continental Grand Prix 5000 TL 25 road bike tire on a rolling resistance test machine

NOTE: We have a test available of a newer version of this tire: Continental Grand Prix 5000 S TR 2021

The Continental Grand Prix 5000 TL (GP 5000 TL) is the tubeless version of the regular Grand Prix 5000 (GP 5000) and is the first road-tubeless tire from Continental. We've already tested the regular tube-type Grand Prix 5000 (read review) and found out that the Continental 5000 generation has reached a new level of performance in our tests.


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The GP 5000 TL is very similar to the regular GP 5000 except for some changes in the construction to make it a tubeless tire. The biggest difference is a slightly thicker and stronger 3/180 TPI casing instead of the thinner 3/330 casing found on the regular GP 5000. Obviously, the bead has also been redesigned for tubeless operation to make sure the tire will be easy to inflate and prevent the tire coming off the rim.


The GP 5000 TL doesn't require the use of tire sealant to seal the tire as it comes with an inner liner that seals the tire. Continental does recommend using 30 to 60 ml of sealant for the best puncture resistance (we recommend 30-40 ml in 25 mm tires). Some other brands also offer tubeless-ready road bike tires that come without an inner liner and depend on sealant to seal the tire. Theoretically, tubeless-ready tires are lighter and faster than full tubeless tires.


The GP 5000 TL further comes with the same Black Chili rubber compound also found on the regular GP 5000. The "Active Comfort Technology", Lazer Grip tread pattern and the Vectran Breaker anti-puncture strip are also unchanged from the regular GP 5000.


All specifications and test results of the regular GP 5000 and GP 5000 TL can be compared side by side on our comparison section here: GP 5000 Vs GP 5000 TL


The big question is: can the Continental GP 5000 TL with its inner liner that adds 30-40 grams, compete with tubeless-ready tires from the competing brands? Read on and you'll quickly find the answer...

Manufacturer Specifications


Manufacturer Specifications
Brand Continental
Model Grand Prix 5000 TL
Year 2018
Tire Type Tubeless
Supplied By Bought in store
New or Used New
Mileage 0 km
Price Range High
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Manufacturer part number 0101628
EAN4019238007923
TPI 3/180
Compound Black Chili
Bead Folding
ETRTO 25-622
Size Inch 28"
Specified Width (mm) 25
Specified Weight 300 grams
Max Air Pressure (psi) 109
Made In Members Only
Available Sizes 25-622 (700x25c)
28-622 (700x28c)
32-622 (700x32c)
28-584 (650x25b)

Continental Grand Prix 5000 TL 25 Test Results

Continental Grand Prix 5000 TL 25 road bike tire on a rolling resistance test machine

Size, Weight, and Thickness Measurements


Size, Weight and Thickness Measurements
Specified Weight 300 grams
Measured Weight 295 grams
System Adjusted Weight
(tire + valve + rim seal)
315 grams
Measured Width 27 mm (un-round)
Measured Height 24 mm (un-round)
Total Tire Thickness Center 2.8 mm
Total Tire Thickness Sidewall Members Only
Unmounted Casing Width 66 mm
Unmounted Tread Width Members Only
Tread Cover (Tread / Casing Ratio) Members Only
All size measurements are taken at an air pressure of 100 psi / 6.9 bars on a 17.8 mm inner width rim.

Weight. The GP 5000 TL is available in the 25-622, 28-622, and 32-622 sizes. As usual, we're testing the 25-622 version which has a specified weight of 300 grams. Our sample comes in slightly below the specified weight at 295 grams (thumbs up).


Size. The regular 25-622 GP 5000 came in at 26 mm wide on a 17C rim, at an air pressure of 100 psi / 6.9 bars. The GP 5000 TL measures a bit wider at 27 mm wide and has a height of 24 mm. (full info: the regular GP 5000 was 26.2 mm, the GP 5000 TL came in at 26.8 mm so not a full mm wider.)


Tire Thickness. Total tire thickness at the center of the tread is 2.8 mm which is the same as the regular GP 5000 and right in the middle of most all-round tires (2.5 - 3.0 mm)


Thanks to the 3/180 casing and inner liner, sidewall thickness has increased from 0.55 mm to 0.95 mm for the TL version of the GP 5000. For a tubeless tire with an inner liner, 0.95 mm is actually quite thin as that's the average sidewall thickness of most tubeless-ready tires.

Rolling Resistance Test Results


Rolling Resistance Test Results
Inner Tube None (20 ml sealant)
Measured Width 27 mm (un-round)
Rolling Resistance
Real tire width in mm:
22-24 = 132 psi/9.1 bar
25-27 = 120 psi/8.3 bar
28-29 = 108 psi/7.4 bar
Ultra High Air Pressure

(120 psi / 8.3 bar)
8.3 Watts
CRR: 0.00249
Rolling Resistance
Real tire width in mm:
22-24 = 110 psi/7.6bar
25-27 = 100 psi/6.9 bar
28-29 = 90 psi/6.2 bar
Extra High Air Pressure

(100 psi / 6.9 bar)
8.9 Watts
CRR: 0.00267
Rolling Resistance
Real tire width in mm:
22-24 = 88 psi/6.1 bar
25-27 = 80 psi/5.5 bar
28-29 = 72 psi/5.0 bar
High Air Pressure

(80 psi / 5.5 bar)
Members Only
Rolling Resistance
Real tire width in mm:
22-24 = 66 psi/4.6 bar
25-27 = 60 psi/4.1 bar
28-29 = 54 psi/3.7 bar
Medium Air Pressure

(60 psi / 4.1 bar)
Members Only
The Road Bike section is a multi tire size section, air pressures have been adjusted to the measured casing width.

All numbers are for a single tire at a speed of 29 km/h / 18 mph and a load of 42.5 kg / 94 lbs.

Use the formula: RR (Watts) = CRR * speed (m/s) * load (N) to calculate rolling resistance at a given speed and load.

The maximum air pressure as indicated on the sidewall is 109 psi / 7.5 bars. I did take measurements at 120 psi / 8.3 bars to keep the results consistent across the site. I don't think this matters as you shouldn't run 25 mm tires at 120 psi anyway.


Our tests show rolling resistance of the GP 5000 TL is even lower than the regular GP 5000! At our highest testing pressure of 120 psi / 8.3 bars, rolling resistance comes in at an extremely low 8.3 watts. What's even better, rolling resistance at lower air pressures is extremely low as well with a rolling resistance of just 9.9 watts at 80 psi / 5.5 bars.


When we look at our full road bike test results overview, we see the only tire that has a lower rolling resistance (at this moment) than the GP 5000 TL is the Vittoria Corsa Speed TLR (read review) which is a very light and thin tire (225 grams, 1.7 mm tread thickness) designed solely for speed. When we take the much sturdier build quality of the GP 5000 TL into account, it's insane that's it's only lagging 0.6 watts behind in the rolling resistance tests.

Puncture Resistance Test Results

Continental Grand Prix 5000 TL 25 road bike tire on a rolling resistance test machine
Puncture Resistance Test Results (higher is better)
Total Puncture Score Tread 47 Points
Total Puncture Score Sidewall Members Only
Tread Puncture Force Sharp Needle 10 Points
Tread Puncture Force Blunt Needle Members Only
Tread Total Tire Thickness 2.8 mm
Sidewall Puncture Force Sharp Needle Members Only
Sidewall Puncture Force Blunt Needle Members Only
Sidewall Total Tire Thickness Members Only

In the tread puncture resistance test, the GP 5000 TL scores 10 points just like the regular GP 5000. While 10 points is a bit on the low side for a standard clincher tire with inner tube, it should be sufficient for a tubeless tire as the sealant will seal most punctures of up to 2 - 2.5 mm.


In the sidewall puncture test, the GP 5000 TL scores 6 points which is an average score for a tubeless road bike tire.

Static Grip Test Results


NOTE: Grip test data is only available on tires tested after November 2018. You can find more information about our grip test here: Introducing Grip Testing

Static Grip Test Results
Wet Grip Average 65 Points
Wet Grip Center Members Only
Wet Grip Edge Members Only
Grip in points = coefficient of friction * 100
Road bike grip test rim width = 19.0 mm

Conclusion


  • Continental Grand Prix 5000 TL 25
Performance compared to all other road bike tires
(100% is best)

Pro Members get 11-point radar charts

Our conclusion is quite simple: If you're looking to buy all-round tubeless road bike tires that make you fly, look no further and get some Continental Grand Prix 5000 TL. Only if you want even lighter tires and really need that last (small) edge in performance, or need much better protection there might be better tubeless tires for you.


We've had our doubts about tubeless road bike tires as the regular clincher equivalent fitted with a latex tube was often faster than the tubeless option. With the release of the GP 5000 TL, it looks like tubeless road bike tires have made another giant leap forward.


As usual, we're really curious about real-life experiences with the GP 5000 TL. Have you tried these? Consider leaving a comment below to help us and others out.

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RATING: 5.0 / 5
TEST VERDICT:
Highly Recommended


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