Some tubeless tires are safe on hooked rims, but not all of them.
https://www.bikeradar.com/features/h...road-tubeless/
For example, any Continental tire more than two years old is not hookless-compatible.
Some wheel manufacturers like Zipp make the effort to list all of the tires which are certified with their wheels, and those that are not.
https://www.sram.com/en/zipp/campaig...-compatibility
One needs to make certain that the particular tire in-question is compatible with hookless rims. Also, the maximum allowed pressure of a tire may be different on hooked versus hookless rims, which is another facet to pay your attention to.
Pete, you will want to be more circumspect about providing potentially-dangerous advice, lest you get someone hurt.
Which tubeless tyres are NOT compatible with HOOKED rims?
The OP clearly stated that they are not interested in hookless rims at this point.