OurLeeme Mi Scooter Tires, Electric Scooter Replacement Tires, Honeycomb Design, 8.5 In Rubber Solid Tire, Front/Rear Tire, Scooter Wheels

Good

Great to hot worry about flat tire or air pressure. I will buy one for my front tire to complete the set. Great product.

Don't trust the other reviews. Tyre is really hard and in the end we couldn't even get it on the rim. Ended up taking the scooter to a repair shop and even they wouldn't install it (Said they stopped selling it as it was too hard to fit and too bumpy to ride on). Better off either buying a better quality tyre from a repair shop and fitting yourself, or getting them to do it.

the item is too hard to install. i have installed 4 of these solid tires but this one is the WORST OF THEM ALL. I'm returning this coz i didn't expect this kind of quality, it's like its made from plastic not rubber unlike last that i installed.

As expected tire got a big difference while riding with this

This is a great tire at a great price. But beware, if you plan on installing this yourself, be prepared to sweat, break a screwdriver and be miserable. I am a very much hands-on kind of guy, I watched the videos, used boiling water, and vaseline and in one hour, with the help of a friend, I only managed to scrape the paint and break my screwdriver. Take it to a professional that has experience fixing bikes. The guy did it in front of me in 15 minutes, using his hand and feet, with a big, strong and expensive screwdriver.

Llevo 2 semanas usándola y es cierto que se siente un poco menos amortiguada que las de cámara, pero si el pavimento donde andas con el scooter esta feo o muy irregular, es lo más recomendable!

I have ordered this product for my uboard push scooter electric fits perfect installed at home a bit tough but youtube makes it easy search for tyre installation of Xiaomi scooter tyre overall feels good the product is much better than the previous stock tyre I recommend anyone to just buy it and replace your with tube tyres with this tubless tyre highly recommended

My Swagger came with a front tire which could not hold air. Rather than hassle with returning it, I decided to upgrade it with this airless tire. I struggled with installation because I was doing it wrong. After trying for hours, I saw someone do it on Youtube and it was easy. Once I learned the tricks, I had the tire mounted in a few minutes. 1. Remove the wheel from the scooter (you'll need metric hex keys and an 18mm open end wrench) and remove the old tire and valve stem from the wheel. My tire came off easily with screwdrivers as tire irons. The motor unplugs. 2. Using the valve stem hole as a guide, drill a hole straight across through the opposite rim. 3. Put a zip tie through the hole, but don't close it yet 4. Heat the tire in a microwave for 3 minutes. Some people say to boil it for 10 minutes. 5. Grease the rim on the side which the wire protrudes from lightly with a rubber-safe grease. I used brake grease. Vaseline should work as well. 6. Place the wheel wire side up on a step or a board so you can manhandle the tire on using your hands and body weight. Protect the threads of the downward facing axle and the connector. You can thread the nut back on if necessary. 7. Wearing gloves, take the hot tire and place it loosely over the wheel. Pay attention to the direction of rotation. The chevrons should point clockwise with the wire side up. 8. Close the zip tie around the tire to hold it in place. Try to get the tire close to being in place as you tighten it. It won't be seated, but that's OK. 9. Now for the surprisingly easy part. With the zip tie closest to you, push the tire into place with both hands while keeping the axle down and up against the step. You will need to lean into it hard to stretch the tire over the rim. 10. Use a screwdriver to push the serrated part of the tire until it is all inside the rim. I used an 8 inch long 1/2 inch bolt in the tire's holes to do this and it was really easy.

Edit: I've now purchased a second one of these and replaced the cheap back tire with it, and the ride is smoother than ever and just as fast as (if not faster than) when I first got it. I have a Swagtron Swagger 5, basically a knockoff clone of the Xiaomi M365, and this tire fits perfectly to replace the inflatable front tire. From what I can tell, it's exactly the same as most of the honeycomb solid tires that match this description. You may, as with all solid tires, get less cushion and less mileage/speed on your ride than with a properly inflated air tire. However, after consistent flats I could never fix, and after literally riding on a flat tire for a week, I decided it could only be an improvement, and I won't have to fix any more flats from now on. It feels smooth enough, and mileage isn't my biggest concern. There are a lot of tires like this one and they're all super difficult to install, so hear me out. There are videos instructing you to microwave or to boil it in order to soften the rubber. People use zip ties and tire irons to force it on. You may need to use some or all of those methods. I live in Miami, where the ambient temperature is probably far more conducive to flexible rubber than in colder climes. And I'm a fairly strong adult male, with slightly above-average hand strength. With all those disclaimers, know that I was able to put the wheel in a vise, lightly grease the rim with lithium, put one side of the tire into the rim, and gradually work the tire using only my bare hands until the whole thing was seated in the rim. Then I just used a screwdriver through each successive hole in the tire to lever the tire into alignment within the rim. I never had to do any heating of the tire. I think the rhythmic pushing I did with my hands to stretch the tire functioned to warm the rubber in much the same way. It was not at all easy and I do not guarantee you will be able to do it, but it is possible.