What are you experiences with air-filled tires on a e-scooter?
How often do you need to pump it?
How often they blowout?
My e-scooter is about 4 years old. I chose solid rubber tires. So, no blowouts, no refills.
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We have two ninebot Max scooters, and they have tubeless air-filled tires. Combined, they have nearly 10,000km without a single issue with the tires.
As a general rule, I like to pump my tires (bike or escooter) before every ride, but they can go a week or two with very little to no pressure loss.
But I believe the reviewed model uses an inner tube, and it must be a nightmare to change in the event of a flat. The ninebot Max has this gel lining that acts as a tubeless tire sealant.