3. Tire Pressure
Visually inspect the tires on all three wheels to make sure
they all have ample tire pressure. If the scooter has a tire
that appears to be low, adding air to the tire will be
required. Inspect the tire is between 30-35 PSI daily.
A tire with ample pressure will appear like the one to the
right. Checking the exact PSI (pounds per square inch) with
a gauge is recommend monthly, opposed to daily.
A tire with a loss of tire pressure will appear like the one
photo to the left. If the tire appears to of lost pressure,
testing the PSI (pounds per square inch), and adding air
to the tire will be necessary.
When the PSI (pounds per square inch) is less than 15
pounds, and air is added to the tire, it is recommended
to avoid use for 24 hours. Check the pressure 24 hours
after it was added, to make sure the tire does not have
a leak. If the tire does have a slow leak, spraying soapy
water on the tire can help locate the area where the air
is leaking from. If there is a hole on the tire from a
puncture, a “tubeless tire repair kit” can be used to
repair the hole in the tire. EWheels directly does not
sell “tubeless tire repair kits”, but they can be obtained
at local stores or online.
If tires or wheels need to be replaced, please contact EWheels directly for a replacement.
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