Solid Tires 8.5 Inches Electric Scooter Wheels Tire 8-1/2'' Front or Rear Honeycomb Tires for Xiaomi Mijia M365, Gotrax GXL V2 and More (1)

Desde que cambié esta llanta no me tengo que preocupar de nada.

Funcionaron bien, son mas resbalosas que las normales pero estas no se ponchan con facilidad, cuidado si vas mas rápido y caes a un bache, se sienten con ma impacto y fuerza.

My only real complaint (which may not entirely be the fault of the solid tires but rather the type of scooter you have) is that installation was hell, absolute hell. On the side of the solid tires, I had to boil them and then use the dish soap and water trick to absolutely FIGHT them onto the scooters rim. The real problem was on the scooters side though. Pay attention to how the tires are installed on your scooter because the front tire on mine was so interconnected with the handle shaft and the break lines that I couldn’t remove the tire, at all. It had to be done professionally or with professional tools that I didn’t have. I ended up settling for a front air tire and rear solid tire so make sure you can even get your stock tires off. The scooters I had came stock with air tires which became damaged and flat quite quickly. I got these to replace the air tires so I wouldn’t have to worry about that and they worked flawlessly! They’re very durable and I didn’t have any problems with wear or damage as I used them. They fit like a glove (once you actually get em on) onto the scooters I was using. The ride was a little bit rougher than air tires but it’s well worth it for less maintenance and having to worry about popped tires.

Tengo ya dos meses usándolas y han sido muy resistentes, claro está que al ser rígidas producen menor amortiguación por lo cual cualquier bache se siente el doble, cabe mencionar que ponerla es muy difícil pero si de casualidad en tu casa tienes una prensa de mesa te será de mucha ayuda sino, yo recomiendo acudir a una bicicletera.

Good quality tire - took about an hour to put on my grandson's Jetson Knight scooter. I watched a couple of u-tube 'how to' videos. Place the new tire in boiling water for 20 minutes, etc. It takes two mechanically inclined people to do it.