Adjusting tire pressure on fat tire e-bike for all terrain accessibility.

How to adjust tire pressure in a fat tire e-bike for optimal traction and stability for all terrain accessibility. #fattire #ebike #Bakcou #electricbikes #ebikes

[@zeekmx1970]

20lbs in my Aostirmotor S17 is working for me real well.
Strict measurement of any tube sealants is essential to prevent imbalance. Use only as last resort.
20 to 25bs considered crawler tire pressure for most Ford Bronco or Chevy Blazer or Jeeps.
I think that's ultra cool because I love rock crawlers. Ask your doctor if a dual ebike winch is right for you.

[@galacticgalaxyonezerone7235]

My tires say max 20 psi so that’s fine except roads now it’s good on paved surface BUT because the lack of putting more psi now I end up using a lot more battery overall and its difficult to go long distance now long I don’t mean a few miles that’s fine but idk if maybe I should look at tires with a broader range of psi or if it has to say max 20 but it can safely have a little more not much but even at max since I don’t know how maxed out the tires really are I get worried of a blow out or flat while just fixing at any sort of speed as that could easily be deadly.

[@butchie2752]

This was very helpful. Thanks. I’m an old guy and am riding on pavement. One of the things I recently learned the hard way is the the steering is more responsive with more air. My bike came with kenda 4 inch. Psi around 8. I’ve reset the front to around 25 after the crash. Don’t ask. I don’t ride in the rain. See any issue with that psi?

[@isaacmettle]

I changed my psi from 20 to 23 will be ok

[@emilioramirez-guanche2595]

does this apply for 20x4 aswell?