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Proper tire pressure is a bit of a debated topic in regard to the Ninebot Max. | Proper tire pressure is a bit of a debated topic in regard to the [[Ninebot G30P|Ninebot Max]]. | ||
The official guide claims that your tire should be inflated to 32-37 PSI. The tires themselves say 55 PSI max on the side. Proper tire pressure generally depends on the desired end outcome. For the best speed, you want closer to 55PSI, while for more comfort to absorb small impacts, you would want it closer to what ninebot recommends. | The official guide claims that your tire should be inflated to 32-37 PSI. The tires themselves say 55 PSI max on the side. Proper tire pressure generally depends on the desired end outcome. For the best speed, you want closer to 55PSI, while for more comfort to absorb small impacts, you would want it closer to what ninebot recommends. | ||
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[[File:ScooterhackingTirePressureGuide.png|thumb|center|400px|The guide from the ScooterHacking Discord.]] | [[File:ScooterhackingTirePressureGuide.png|thumb|center|400px|The guide from the ScooterHacking Discord.]] | ||
[https://scooterhacking.org ScooterHacking's] recommendations are as follows: | [https://scooterhacking.org ScooterHacking's] recommendations are based on rider weight and are as follows: | ||
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|+ ScooterHacking G30(G30P, G30D, G30E) Tire Pressure Guide | |||
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! Rider Weight (kg) !! Rider Weight (lbs) !! Pressure (PSI) !! Pressure (ATM) | |||
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| < 75kg || < 155lbs || 37 PSI || 2.5 ATM | |||
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| 70kg-90kg || 155lbs-200lbs || 44 PSI || 3 ATM | |||
|- | |||
| 90kg-100kg || 200lbs-220lbs || 51 PSI || 3.5 ATM | |||
|- | |||
| 100+ kg || 220+ lbs || 59 PSI || 4 ATM | |||
|} | |||
[[Category: Scooters]][[Category: Ninebot]][[Category: Ninebot Max]] | [[Category: Scooters]][[Category: Ninebot]][[Category: Ninebot Max]] | ||
Revision as of 04:57, 22 September 2023
Proper tire pressure is a bit of a debated topic in regard to the Ninebot Max.
The official guide claims that your tire should be inflated to 32-37 PSI. The tires themselves say 55 PSI max on the side. Proper tire pressure generally depends on the desired end outcome. For the best speed, you want closer to 55PSI, while for more comfort to absorb small impacts, you would want it closer to what ninebot recommends.
I personally run all mine at 45PSI as I am able to get the speeds while never having any blowouts or pinch flats.
ScooterHacking's Recommendations
ScooterHacking's recommendations are based on rider weight and are as follows:
| Rider Weight (kg) | Rider Weight (lbs) | Pressure (PSI) | Pressure (ATM) |
|---|---|---|---|
| < 75kg | < 155lbs | 37 PSI | 2.5 ATM |
| 70kg-90kg | 155lbs-200lbs | 44 PSI | 3 ATM |
| 90kg-100kg | 200lbs-220lbs | 51 PSI | 3.5 ATM |
| 100+ kg | 220+ lbs | 59 PSI | 4 ATM |