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If you notice at 06:56 I am using “specialist silicone” specifically made for rubber safe applications.

These are for 10" tires amzn.to/3ChDw9v

@Scooter-King. do you know if the engwe y600 is a tubeless tire from stock. Or comes with tube?

@@buddahmayne9273 From what I've read, they are tubed tires. Makes sense at that price.

Both those are really close in performance but, I would lean towards the Nanrobot D4 Max at the moment just because it has C type suspension and a slightly lager battery. The Solar P1 has 18Ah battery with 1200 Watt motors and Max weight of 330lbs, and the Nanrobot has 23Ah battery with 1200 Watt motors and a max weight of 265lbs. But it weighs a bit more at 70lbs vs the Solar at 57lbs. If portability is a big issue then the Solar takes it. Currently the Solar is $1,299 and the Nanrobot $1,199 for the Pre-Order but goes up when that's over. So it's really what features are the most important to your riding style.

@@Scooter-King. Thank you for your response, I have heard mixed reviews about support regarding the nanorobot customer service. My main thing is reliability and support after a year. Also I have been thinking about the Apollo city pro What has been your experience with either or?

@@iliyadkarami1979 I dont have support experience with Nanrobot as all their support is overseas and email only. My support with Solar has been great and very responsive. Stateside stores on both east and west coast. To be fair, every scooter manufacturer does support via email these days, so it's probably boils down to the scooter that has the features you want.

@ the Apollo City Pro is a bit pricy but here is a good unbiased review for info about customer service: ruclips.net/video/6atg7I1kdso/видео.htmlsi=-a4hW3rGc2MutGrn

Check these out, super smooth road tread on top and semi off road tread on the sides. Best of both worlds. ruclips.net/video/8r4eSq_vJe8/видео.html

@ Thank you, I very much appreciate the help. I’m going to try these out and see how it goes.

On my RS5 Max the fenders were really close. So I just put some washers under the fender screws and raised the fenders up about an 1/8 inch. Worked great.

@Scooter-King. Thanks for the info. Greatly appreciated. Ordered the scooter last night (is shipping today, and should be delivered tomorrow), followed several minutes later by ordering the tires (and a spanner wrench set). Just curious, but, are the screws/bolts holding the fenders metric or imperial, and what diameter? As I'm heavily involved in RC, I tend to keep spacers on-hand having various IDs, and various lengths. If I don't have something that would work in my stock, I can easily obtain them from Amain (one of my usual go-to sources for RC stuff).

@@Badland52 my stock tires couldn’t

If your tire is less than a quarter of an inch-thick, then you have a inner tube 😃

There are some seriously good scooters now in this price point for sure. For heavier riders and payloads you definitely gotta look at the V Max VX4, the Emove Cruiser V2, and the Punk Rider Pro. I would even look at the Nanrobot D4-Max for the best overall value as an alternatives to the Solar P1 .3.0, especially if you plan on any off road stuff since these all have C-Type suspension. The Solar is a killer scooter but the front shock design kinda limits its terrain options a bit. But for travel, its hard to beat.

​@@Scooter-King.Is that scooter worth buying??? Do they make a seat for it???

@@snoopysrc They do have a seat option for the Solar P1 3.0 and its currently $1,299 base, so its definitely a good deal.

I would love to see the entire inside coated in a future version instead of just the tread area. Here's hoping.

ULIP Electric Scooter Tires for 6.5" Rims amzn.to/48idWxi

No, I upgraded the stock tires on the Roadrunner RS5 Max to these Dual Tread tires. I actually ended up putting them on all my scooters. The RS5 series has 6.5" rims but my Solar P1 has just 6" rims and they make them for both sizes now. ULIP Electric Scooter Tires (2 Pack) 6" Rims amzn.to/3Q7vlR5 ULIP Electric Scooter Tires for 6.5" Rims amzn.to/48idWxi

Wow, thank you for the response. I currently have an Ausom Leopard. I've probably put about 400 miles on it, and thankfully, I haven't had any issues. I'm definitely ready for an upgrade, and your videos helped a lot to make the decision. Much appreciated! Thank you.

You have to use a low watt charger . It says it in the manual. That's the only down side to this light.

@@mobettaspice they are actually pretty easy to adjust to avoid that. Once you get them set, they work great.

@@Jeff.Spacek83 for the bigger/wider tires, I needed to get bigger channel locks, made it much easier for sure.

I got my brand new Teverun coming in a few days with a set of PMTs to go on it. I've been scouring Amazon for clamps and pliers specifically for doing the tire swap. Can't stand the thought of using a set of spoons or screwdrivers to do the job. I'm feeling pretty confident thanks to your guidance here.

Nvm i hear it squeeks , it ruins a perfectly nice ride every time I hear it 😅

@@EbenEliasjr the front folding handlebars is the first place that I add some white lithium grease to, really helps quiet them down.

@Scooter-King. yea i did that and un bolted rear suspension bushings replaced with teflon ones and put grease between them and tightened

@@EbenEliasjr Great suggestion!

I started at the Old Mill district bridge. Took the paved trail that goes under the road towards Riverbend Park. Followed the cobblestone path along the river all the way to the bridge and took the gravel path to the right of the bridge. Followed that all the way to the top where it meets SW Reed Market Rd. Took that up the hill and through the first roundabout headed towards the next roundabout (Century Drive) . Right before you enter the second roundabout, you need to cross the street and you will find the entrance to ‘Haul Road Trail’ paved path. This parallels Century Drive and takes you all the way out of Bend and up to the Ranger Station. From there you can cross the highway towards Conklin Road which leads to 3 different river locations (lava Island, closest, Dillon Falls boat ramp, farther, and Bentham Falls, much farther)

Unless Solar has changed them, the tires on the P1 Pro are 90/56 6.5 on both on and off road versions. The first number (90) is how wide the tire is, the second (65) is how tall and the third (6.5) is the rim size. So theoretically any tire with a 6.5 inch rim size will fit however, the Solar P1 tires are slightly wider (90) than the ULIP (80) so the tire may be slightly more narrow when mounted. I would double check with Solar on the tire size first. I see that the new self healing tires are starting to show up on other Solar models ( FF Lite, P1 3.0 ) as well so, its worth asking Solar about it.

@@Scooter-King. thank you! Keep it up with your videos, loving them!

@@Randomcjao nope, it’s mph…that’s the problem with GoPro super view, sucks compared to Insta 360

@@JO-du1rg All rotors will make some noise but a little brake cleaner goes a long way in reducing it.