Want to inflate your scooter tires but don't know how, where, when or why? Read how to easily do this yourself.

Why do you need to inflate scooter tires?

Tire pumping is more important than many people think. By always having your tires properly inflated you ensure that your tires last longer.

When should you inflate scooter tire?

Your front tire should always be at a minimum of 2.1 bar. This prevents wear and tear. The rear tire should always be at 2.5 to 2.9 bar. You can check here what the ideal pressure for your scooter tire is.

How do I pump my scooter tire?

At SRS, you can stop by to have your tires inflated, and we can also give you advice on how to make your tires last longer.

Scooter Tire flat after inflating

Have you already pumped your tire 3 times and think your tire is flat? Come to SRS so that, we can check to see if you have a flat scooter tire. If it does appear to be the case, we can patch or replace your tire.

How do I inflate a scooter tire?

You can inflate your scooter tire in two different ways. You can inflate your tires with a foot pump or electric pump. You basically pump your scooter tire the same way you pump a bicycle tire. If you look between the rims you can find valve. Once you find the valve twist off the valve cap and then place the mouth of the pump on the valve. Then you can just pump and stop when you see that the tire has enough pressure. Then take the mouth off the valve again and then screw the cap back on the valve.
Scooter Tire inflating with bicycle pump
Scooter Tire Inflating at Gas Station

Where can I inflate my scooter tire?

You can inflate your tires at home if you own a good pump. If this is not the case, of course, you can always stop by the gas station.

Scooter Tire Inflating at Gas Station

If you do not own a good pump but would like to inflate your tires? You can drive by the gas station and inflate your tires there. Pay attention to the current tire pressure. If your tire is really flat you may not drive with it because it is bad for your tire and also dangerous. We advise you to have a mechanic come by.