At time of publication, it is illegal to ride a privately-owned e-scooter on the public highway in the UK. All riding shots and photos in this video were filmed on private land with the landowner's permission. You must adhere to national and local laws governing e-scooter use.
4 punctures in 6weeks rear motor wheel .4 repairs and still blew. Going solid as my pure won’t last to long now I don’t replace electrical parts I bin scooter nobody repairs them in Dundee. I’ve did punctures rear wheel pretty easy but solid is a different story
So far, I find all the Pure Electric vids useful. I had so much fun riding my first ever electric scooter today ( Pure Air Pro Second Generation). What a li'l monster this thing is! Rides so smooth.
Can all slime products be used on tubes? What about using on tubeless air filled tyres? Will the mess it creates inside on where the tyre is attached be any issue?
My current e scooter (kugoo s1) has pure rubber tires, I’m getting a xiaomi pro 2 today. This will be helpful and I’ll fill it with slime before I ride it.
So if punctured you don't need a patch, you only need ppl and then pump up. Would you know how much in price it costs pls and thank you so much as this has been so useful
Good afternoon I have a Scooter the tire measurements are 80/ 65-6, could you tell me how much slime I should add on each tire. I saw the calculator and I tried to use but I noticed that didn't have Scooter tires, so I got in touch. Thank you very much.
Thanks for your video. I have a ninebot with tubeless tyres. When I plugged a hole recently a thick black solution appeared on the reamer tool, I thought it must be a type of PPF though it has the consistency of blue tack. The tyre is still loosing pressure and I can't find the leak with soppy water and wondered if I should add a thinner PPF? or do you think that approach might just gunge the hole thing up completely? Thanks very much in advance. Regards Nigel
Buenissimo el video un sobresaliente me gustaria conseguir dos neumáticos igual que esos del vídeo donde podria encontarlos iguales tendrias algún enlace de compra muchas gracias 👍👍
Your videos are awesome. I just have a question about the slime. When the motor is on the wheel and the motor starts heating up, will it have an effect on the slime blocking the puncture like cheese in the oven? Because I put the green slime in both of my escooter wheel back and front, both had a puncture. But only the wheel with the motor that keeps the green slime oozing out of the wheel and not keeping the air in.
Still waiting on the video showing how to change a puncture on the Air Pro. Also the puncture prevention fluid is pretty much useless. Only got 6 miles on mine & got a puncture & the fluid didn't work. Need to invest in some top quality solid rubber tires instead. Hoping to get my hands on some soon!!
@@ANTxMC oh nice, my xiaomi pro 2 is coming tomorrow and a bit worried about the punctures, we have loads of clean roads tho (for cars and bicycles) do u still think I could get a puncture if I ride there?
I have filled my front tyre but when it comes to my back tyre I gave removed valve and connected tube but it won’t let me squeeze any fluid in. Why is this? Any help would he appreciated
We're sorry you're having issues! We'd suggest you visit your nearest Pure Electric store where our mechanics can carry out any repairs for you: www.pureelectric.com/pages/store-locator
I have a pure air e-scooter, does it have ppf and if so, what should i do to maintain it? Can/should i refill it and after how much time should i check the air pressure and pump more air please?
Hi Nicholas! Yes, the tyres on the Pure Air come with pre-inserted puncture prevention fluid. You can refill it if needed, we recommend using 1/3 of a bottle per tyre. You can check the tyre pressure at anytime, preferably before each ride, as the recommended level is 37psi for the best performance. Thanks!
Hi Miguel, we recommend applying it to both tyres if adding it to our Air3 or Advance scooter range. Our second generation of Pure Air e-scooters have it applied to both tyres,
No, if the scooter already comes with puncture prevention fluid pre-inserted, you won't need to add more when it is delivered. You can contact us on help@pureelectric.com for further guidance.
Too bad the sealant is only good for 2 years in the tire.... I guess that's why a puncture resistant strip/band is sold to insert between the tire and tube may be the ultimate solution. Take care
Couple of things here. First, the slime calculator link has expired. Second, the green slime has a plastic core removal tool. DO NOT use this!! The plastic is too weak and will likely shear off in the valve, which will block the shoulders, stopping you removing the core!
At time of publication, it is illegal to ride a privately-owned e-scooter on the public highway in the UK. All riding shots and photos in this video were filmed on private land with the landowner's permission. You must adhere to national and local laws governing e-scooter use.
Is it same for any scooter. Do you have one with electriQ s10 model
if I have a prickly soul and the round is releasing men, should I use slime or do I have to replace the soul?
4 punctures in 6weeks rear motor wheel .4 repairs and still blew. Going solid as my pure won’t last to long now I don’t replace electrical parts I bin scooter nobody repairs them in Dundee. I’ve did punctures rear wheel pretty easy but solid is a different story
So far, I find all the Pure Electric vids useful. I had so much fun riding my first ever electric scooter today ( Pure Air Pro Second Generation). What a li'l monster this thing is! Rides so smooth.
Thank you for making videos and tips about Electric scooters now i have an lot of knowledge about them. Great vid btw
Thanks for the nice comment and great to hear the videos have been useful! Are there any you think we are missing?
How do you measure and know how much two put in from using the guidelines on the bottle
I dont have a electric scooter but I want one. This really is helpful.
No problem and thanks for watching! Check our website if you want more information. www.pureelectric.com
Can all slime products be used on tubes? What about using on tubeless air filled tyres? Will the mess it creates inside on where the tyre is attached be any issue?
Great video
Thanks, and first comment! Have one billion gold stars from your friends at Pure Electric. : )
How often should you insert PPF in the tyres? Is this just a one time thing until the tyre breaks or do you refill it every x months?
Every 2 years for the green one I think
Thanks for making vids on electric scooters, I think I am going to get the M365 pro 2
Your welcome, glad you are enjoying them 😀 What swayed you towards the Pro 2? ~Michelle
@@RidePureElectric I think that it is right for me because it’s got decent range and is fairly fast, I also have found it for a cheap price of £ 430
@@levisands3247 I would recomend the pure air scooter 500watts motor I highly recommend as it’s a very durable scooter and hardly ever damages
I always thought that this stuff was only useful for tubeless tyres. Is it really a good option for scooter tyres?
I cant believe people need a video on how to put slime in a tire lmao.
What about tubeless tires?
can you service your electric scooter here if it isn't from pure electric?
That's a great question! If you give your local store a call, they can certainly check the workshop to see if they have the parts required. : )
My current e scooter (kugoo s1) has pure rubber tires, I’m getting a xiaomi pro 2 today. This will be helpful and I’ll fill it with slime before I ride it.
So if punctured you don't need a patch, you only need ppl and then pump up. Would you know how much in price it costs pls and thank you so much as this has been so useful
Is this not in the tyres anyway?
Are you James Blunt?
Good afternoon I have a Scooter the tire measurements are 80/ 65-6, could you tell me how much slime I should add on each tire.
I saw the calculator and I tried to use but I noticed that didn't have Scooter tires, so I got in touch. Thank you very much.
Thanks for your video. I have a ninebot with tubeless tyres. When I plugged a hole recently a thick black solution appeared on the reamer tool, I thought it must be a type of PPF though it has the consistency of blue tack. The tyre is still loosing pressure and I can't find the leak with soppy water and wondered if I should add a thinner PPF? or do you think that approach might just gunge the hole thing up completely? Thanks very much in advance.
Regards Nigel
Hi, does anyone know how to fix a vacuum tyre on my HX X9 rear tyre I have a glass puncture. Has anyone a tutorial please. Thanks
Buenissimo el video un sobresaliente me gustaria conseguir dos neumáticos igual que esos del vídeo donde podria encontarlos iguales tendrias algún enlace de compra muchas gracias 👍👍
Claro, puedes encontrar todo esto y más aquí: www.pureelectric.es/collections/pure-electric-recambios
Your videos are awesome. I just have a question about the slime. When the motor is on the wheel and the motor starts heating up, will it have an effect on the slime blocking the puncture like cheese in the oven? Because I put the green slime in both of my escooter wheel back and front, both had a puncture. But only the wheel with the motor that keeps the green slime oozing out of the wheel and not keeping the air in.
I saw some people repair punctures using slime, are they doing something that shouldn't be done?
Where is the fluid chart????
Still waiting on the video showing how to change a puncture on the Air Pro.
Also the puncture prevention fluid is pretty much useless. Only got 6 miles on mine & got a puncture & the fluid didn't work. Need to invest in some top quality solid rubber tires instead. Hoping to get my hands on some soon!!
are u talking about the xiaomi pro 2????
@@hdbeastgamer1074 No the Pure Air Pro. Doesn't matter now anyway got solid tyres fitted so no need to worry about punctures anymore.
@@ANTxMC oh nice, my xiaomi pro 2 is coming tomorrow and a bit worried about the punctures, we have loads of clean roads tho (for cars and bicycles) do u still think I could get a puncture if I ride there?
@@hdbeastgamer1074 Possibly. But if you are using clean roads & cycle lanes you should be fine...But never say never!
@@ANTxMC how have the solid tyres served you these past months? Which ones did you get?
How do you remove the rear wheel please ?
Why u show the front motor lol its the bavk that gets flats
Will fix a flat work?
The grey scooter your working on how do you get inside it I need to reset mine cheers
To reset your e-scooter, you can take the handlebars off, then un-connect and re-connect the wires.
How to remove sealant from the inner tube
I have filled my front tyre but when it comes to my back tyre I gave removed valve and connected tube but it won’t let me squeeze any fluid in. Why is this? Any help would he appreciated
We're sorry you're having issues! We'd suggest you visit your nearest Pure Electric store where our mechanics can carry out any repairs for you: www.pureelectric.com/pages/store-locator
I have a pure air e-scooter, does it have ppf and if so, what should i do to maintain it?
Can/should i refill it and after how much time should i check the air pressure and pump more air please?
Hi Nicholas! Yes, the tyres on the Pure Air come with pre-inserted puncture prevention fluid. You can refill it if needed, we recommend using 1/3 of a bottle per tyre. You can check the tyre pressure at anytime, preferably before each ride, as the recommended level is 37psi for the best performance. Thanks!
So only one tire is filled with the PPF? Or do you do both?
Hi Miguel, we recommend applying it to both tyres if adding it to our Air3 or Advance scooter range.
Our second generation of Pure Air e-scooters have it applied to both tyres,
@@RidePureElectrichow mutch in 1 tyre?
Is it completely safe to put PPF on the wheel that has the motors for an e-scooter? Won't it get damaged? For example the front tire of a xiaomi pro 2
Hey Jerome! No, this won’t damage the motor, the PPF helps prevent pneumatic tyres from getting punctures.
Hey, just a quick one, do I need a ppf if my tyre already have ppf from factory? It is the ninebot max
No, if the scooter already comes with puncture prevention fluid pre-inserted, you won't need to add more when it is delivered. You can contact us on help@pureelectric.com for further guidance.
Will this stuff work the same on a e bike
Yes but look at going timeless on a bike
so does the tube on the pure website come with pre applied ppf or do i need to buy it separate
Hi - You will need to buy the PPF separately - www.pureelectric.com/collections/puncture-prevention-repair/products/weldtite-inner-tube-sealant-250ml
Is it possible to take the tyre off.
Theres another link for that
Where is the link for the slime calculator?
Hi Dan, we would recommend 1/3 of a bottle per tyre
@@RidePureElectric perfect thank you 👍
Too bad the sealant is only good for 2 years in the tire....
I guess that's why a puncture resistant strip/band is sold to insert between the tire and tube may be the ultimate solution.
Take care
Nice 👍
Couple of things here.
First, the slime calculator link has expired.
Second, the green slime has a plastic core removal tool. DO NOT use this!! The plastic is too weak and will likely shear off in the valve, which will block the shoulders, stopping you removing the core!
Thanx :)
No worries!
use silicone then air instead its better.
now i understand why it never went in
$50
Joe
Fast this week, well done!
Doesn't work... Waste of money...
Too much work
D bag 🥴
Useless mess.