Does this have any effect on the maximum air press you can put in the tube under the tire? (spacewise)
756570
No at all!, in my experience I use to pump up my tires at maximum recommended (85psi) in Michelin World Tour and I didnt have problems, Of course I use the Michelin tube "Michelin Airstop" and "Avenir Threaded Presta 48Mm Valve Tube"... The Tuffy Bicycle protection is great for ride for everywhere...
756571
I have been using these liners for awhile now. My 700x23 tiresstate max. air 116 psi and I inflate to that before I ride. Have neverencountered a problem. After ride I deflate tires, a good practice I think.These liners add weight and influence roll. But is not critical.
756572
No effect. If your tire sidewall states 130lbs max inflation; pump your tires to 130 or whatever lbs-per-sq.-in the sidewall states.
756573
No at all!, in my experience I use to pump up my tires at maximum recommended (85psi) in Michelin World Tour and I didn´t have problems, Of course I use the Michelin tube "Michelin Airstop" and "Avenir Threaded Presta 48Mm Valve Tube"... The Tuffy Bicycle protection is great for ride for everywhere...
756574
No, use the normal amount when you pump the tires. Have been using them for years with great results. Now remember, the liner won't stop a pinch flat or if you hit a curb for example. I've dug glass out of my wife's tires, great stuff.
756575
No, I fill my tires just as I did before I put these in. If you think about it, it really should not make any difference anyway since the air Pressure is what you are measuring, not the volume. The liners work, they are worth it.
756576
In my experience, not at all... and I've been using Mr. Tuffy liners in my mountain-bike and road-bike tires for as long as the Tuffys have been being made.
178428
Hello, I have a release valve pressure gauge on my unit. When I press to button air is released into the tire. I read the new pressure and decide if the ire needs more air or not. If air is not being released try pressing the small valve at the stem? If air does not come out then you have a problem with the hose connector. Hope that helps. The unit has work fine for me.
597115
Sure. Bike tires typically need a higher inflation than car tires but this unit has the capacity for these higher pressures.
5384
I have not, but it will work on any "schrader" (automotive style) valve stem equipped tire. the only issue you night have, is on a "larger" tire like a truck or motor home - because the compressor is a single stage; it is conceivable the compressor could "possible" get quite hot or over heat, from continued operation. I'm not saying this is a certainty - only a possible issue you could encounter, you may not. If so, simply give it a rest to cool down and continue operations after cooled down. No big deal. Just my thoughts. My works spectacularly on cars, motorcycles, lawn tractor - no issues. I have not, but it will work on any "schrader" (automotive style) valve stem equipped tire. the only issue you night have, is on a "larger" tire like a truck or motor home - because the compressor is a single stage; it is conceivable the compressor could "possible" get quite hot or over heat, from continued operation. I'm not saying this is a certainty - only a possible issue you could encounter, you may not. If so, simply give it a rest to cool down and continue operations after cooled down. No big deal. Just my thoughts. My works spectacularly on cars,... » Read More I have not, but it will work on any "schrader" (automotive style) valve stem equipped tire. the only issue you night have, is on a "larger" tire like a truck or motor home - because the compressor is a single stage; it is conceivable the compressor could "possible" get quite hot or over heat, from continued operation. I'm not saying this is a certainty - only a possible issue you could encounter, you may not. If so, simply give it a rest to cool down and continue operations after cooled down. No big deal. Just my thoughts. My works spectacularly on cars, motorcycles, lawn tractor - no issues. « Show Less
433508
i can't say for sure, but i think the compressed air would be too much for a bicycle tire. i think this is more of an automotive Kit.
1908946
None, tires may need some air, and derailleur may need some adjustment but that's it.
1901381
The road morph has a pressure gauge integral to the tube. I believe it has a little smaller air chamber to make it easier to get to higher pressures but will take a little longer to pump up the tire. The road is also about 10% lighter
2263782
To be honest, I don't know because I never used it on tires that large however it does put out a lot of air and will fill my P265 x 17s fast and works great even in below zero weather.
62102
For the one I've ridden several thousand miles now, a 26" x 1 3/8", the answer is yes. Moreso than the airless tires I've also tried, close enough to an aired tire I find no practical difference. It rolls pretty well too. The biggest tradeoff is how hard they are to mount. The smaller the diameter, the higher the equivalent pressure, and the harder to mount. My brother is using a larger one, and it wasn't nearly as tough to get on.
2171643
It depends on how you adjust it. It has different settings you can adjust, depending on your tire size and back spacing.
2252522
Personally I did not think much of this item and I eventually returned it. I was only using for maintaining the air pressure for my car and bikes. The compressor would run out of air much faster than blow up a single tire, so this did not work for me. Possibly if you have a different use in mind it will work for you.
1727667
phil again I saw some 130 psi answers, Im holding the tire in my hand & it says MAX PSI 100 lbs on the sidewall. You should never OVER INFLATE any tire, could be DANGEROUS !!!!!
457735
No it does not, it is just your average pump. It is small though. I normally press/squeeze the tires to estimate if the air is enough.
528410
You can usually use a size or 2 larger tube in a narrower tire, but not a larger tire with a narrower tube.I believe this tube covers 1.9 t0 2.15 .Inflate tire to recommended pressure on tire and I think you'll be okay...
56301
It will not deflate an overinflated tire. You regulate tire inflation pressure by monitoring the gauge on the inflation hose, switching the unit off when the desired pressure is reached.
242477
This was exactly my application and the Slime tube works fine. You do have to hang on to the valve stem so you don't lose it. I could not get the tube and stem to line up so my valve stem is not accessible since I inflated the tube and promptly lost the stem (inside the tire and wheel). That was a year and a half ago and the tube has not lost any air.
2123584
Not at all. The rear tire rests on the RAd's motor. The adjusters tighten down on the rims cylinder caps to hold the bike in place. I've used it with a quick release rear wheel bike and without. I like the RAD a lot. It's loud but it gets the job done.