My initial thought is to put a little something between the rim and tire.
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These are minimal in price. Medium in installation difficulty. They also let your tubeless tires mount up better with fewer mystery leaks.
I think I heard that once trimmed on a gravel bike, the add less than 10g per wheel.
It ruins the stripper to remove a tire, but seeing how seldom I actually remove tubeless tires, it’s not an issue.
Understand this advice is from someone 100lbs your junior. So take it with a grain of salt.