if you use the "100 PMT" tires it is very likely that only a Xiaomi Portable Pump will do the job. If it will not pop on the rim you can unscrew the valve head so you get more air preasure.
PMTs are softer and have good grip even on wet road. And they are manufactured in Itlay so they are by far better and rounder than any chinese tire. In many groups you can find people that love these kind of tires. Especially in the NAMI group. Of course it will upgrade your wolf king GT too.
No, you don't need to be concerned. I showed the tire change on the first ever NAMI Burn-E (with 35Ah) that has been sold. At that time the spacer was needed for the brake disc. The newer models already have this adjustment or the adapter integrated on the motor housing. So you don't need this spacer on the newer Nami models ;).
Well the best option is to use the 100 PMT tires instead of the 90 PMT. The 100 fit better on the rim because they are wider. The most important is the air pressure going through the valve (I use between 5 and 6 Bar). The clamps oder helping hands help to bring the tire to the rim to close the gaps where air leaks. Sometimes I also try to pump it up without the valve core so the air pressure goes directly into the tire. Another trick is to stretch the tire with an inner tube for at least 30 minutes.
@@HalbknappEScooterShop could this be done with a regular bike pump?? I have the tire sealant, vale remover, clamps etc... just not sure if i am getting the proper air pressure.
I only used electric pumps for more air pressure. you could remove the valve head to get more air pressure in, but it isn't usefull if you put in the tire sealent first - it will shoot out of the valve after removing the pump. Maybe you can take your motor to the next gas station with an air compressor or ask some one if you could borrow an air compressor.
Not necessarily, use a lashing strap or a ratchet strap. put it around the tire and tighten it. ask friends or neighbors to help you. it is helpful to press the tire against the rim from as many sides as possible. if you buy 100 PMT tires it's a little lighter to fit them in the rim than the 90 PMT. Back when I made the video, we only had 90 PMT available.
hello, I am using the clamp from "Wolfcraft" with 450mm length. www.amazon.de/Einhandzwinge-3032000-Kraftvolle-professionellen-Werkst%C3%BCcken/dp/B000P3DVD0?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1 I don't know where you are from, but I hope this is available too in your country.
She made that look so easy
Very well done and detailed video, saved me some headache.. thanks!
Love it! Very durable and well made
Thanks great video
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Can i inflate using a small portable compressor like Xiaomi Portable Electric Air Compressor 1S or do I need a high power compressor?
if you use the "100 PMT" tires it is very likely that only a Xiaomi Portable Pump will do the job. If it will not pop on the rim you can unscrew the valve head so you get more air preasure.
Any riding review on these tires? looking to maybe get a pair for the wolf king gt
PMTs are softer and have good grip even on wet road. And they are manufactured in Itlay so they are by far better and rounder than any chinese tire.
In many groups you can find people that love these kind of tires. Especially in the NAMI group. Of course it will upgrade your wolf king GT too.
Is it possible to just add an inner tube?
Yes, you could also use an inner tube
First time taking the wheel off and I do not have a spacer installed as shown at 1:38. The scooter rides just fine, but should I be concerned?
No, you don't need to be concerned. I showed the tire change on the first ever NAMI Burn-E (with 35Ah) that has been sold. At that time the spacer was needed for the brake disc. The newer models already have this adjustment or the adapter integrated on the motor housing. So you don't need this spacer on the newer Nami models ;).
@@HalbknappEScooterShop Thank you for your quick reply- liked and subscribed!
So the tire sealent and clamps, from 4:30 to 5:30, is that the part im missing in why my tires wont inflate? seems like a very easy solution if so. :)
Well the best option is to use the 100 PMT tires instead of the 90 PMT. The 100 fit better on the rim because they are wider.
The most important is the air pressure going through the valve (I use between 5 and 6 Bar). The clamps oder helping hands help to bring the tire to the rim to close the gaps where air leaks.
Sometimes I also try to pump it up without the valve core so the air pressure goes directly into the tire.
Another trick is to stretch the tire with an inner tube for at least 30 minutes.
@@HalbknappEScooterShop could this be done with a regular bike pump?? I have the tire sealant, vale remover, clamps etc... just not sure if i am getting the proper air pressure.
I only used electric pumps for more air pressure. you could remove the valve head to get more air pressure in, but it isn't usefull if you put in the tire sealent first - it will shoot out of the valve after removing the pump.
Maybe you can take your motor to the next gas station with an air compressor or ask some one if you could borrow an air compressor.
do i really need the clamp? We don't have repar shops nearby and i gotta do everything on my own.
Not necessarily, use a lashing strap or a ratchet strap. put it around the tire and tighten it. ask friends or neighbors to help you. it is helpful to press the tire against the rim from as many sides as possible.
if you buy 100 PMT tires it's a little lighter to fit them in the rim than the 90 PMT.
Back when I made the video, we only had 90 PMT available.
@@HalbknappEScooterShop thank you soo much
what sealant do you use ?
Blue Armor Dilloz :)
Do you have a link where to buy the clamp?
hello,
I am using the clamp from "Wolfcraft" with 450mm length.
www.amazon.de/Einhandzwinge-3032000-Kraftvolle-professionellen-Werkst%C3%BCcken/dp/B000P3DVD0?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1
I don't know where you are from, but I hope this is available too in your country.