Originally Posted by
terrymorse
The "regular" GP5000 also has better puncture resistance and traction, plus it's lighter with lower rolling resistance when used with a latex tube (per bicyclerollingresistance.com).
I recently pointed out these facts on another bike forum that sounds like "Schmeddit", and the tubeless bros downvoted my posting. Tubeless bros can't handle the truth.
I thought the S TR version had better sidewall protection - which was a relative weakness of the original. Rolling resistance is within the noise. Tread puncture resistance is slightly better on the regular tyre, but that's what tubeless sealant is for.