Optimum Tire Pressure and How to inflate tires - Xiaomi M365 / Xiaomi M365 PRO

In this video I show you how to inflate Xiaomi M365 / M365 Pro tires and what is the optimum tire pressure. To avoid punctures, I recommend a minimum pressure of 50PSI (or 3.5 BAR) for Xiaomi M365/PRO.
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[@craigwflys]

Bought a "Xiaomi Air Inflator Portable Electric Air Compressor " on Amazon for around $50 and it works well. Pretty easy to connect to front tire valve and most importantly when unscrewing hose very little air escapes.

[@lucaspiezia2017]

Great! Thank you. I think yours it's the only way to correctly inflate the front tyre at the right pressure!

[@recanything]

Thanks!

[@jebamann7788]

I have an Xiaomi electric air pump and it's not leaking anything, best buy in a long time...

[@happygiraffe9787]

Thanks for the informative video!

[@jason5838]

50+psi and the tyre will still puncher by going over a bit of rough path on a bikeway! Go for a solid tyre

[@davidbolha]

Very informative. 🤔😏
Thanks ! 🖒

[@daicon44]

thanks my friend!

[@makedredd299]

Good video, but I’m using a pliers tool and still cannot unscrew my front wheel tire cap.
Edit-1
I destroyed the front cap with the pliers the top is a hole now. Can’t understand how you could unscrew it with just your fingers. 🤔 Now where can I order new tire caps for this electric scooter?
Edit-2
I finally managed to remove the destroyed cap. Turns out the assembler of my scooter installed the valve at an angle touching the side of the plate. It wasn’t centered, nothing could have unscrewed that cap without damaging it. 🤕

[@Contradel]

I had some difficulties as too much air would escape when unscrewing the valve for the back tire. I came up with a solution using a simple rugged cord wrapped 360+180 degrees around the ribbed screw on the valve. I could then very quickly unscrew it without loosing too much air.
Bad design IMO. Might look for another extender in the future, but if you are in a pickle try with a rugged cord and a bit of (for me a lot of) patience.

[@BMFPV]

You could also over inflate it slightly to compensate for the loss of air when disconnecting.

[@peterkasziba5883]

Thank you!!

[@jmpardo2933]

I use a high pressure pump for bike forks, no air loss

[@jesusisoursavior2682]

hello my friend why the air on the rear is tire is a little bit low than the front tire?

[@ka-vikings5522]

Bro. Anong tawag dun sa pangcheck ng psi ba yun ?? Saan nakakabili .

[@user-wc3pc5kq8l]

it s a nightmare to do this. just switch to airless tire

[@aidentherailfancsx4614]

I can’t do it

[@jimroadhers]

Lose air when unscrewing adapter? I lose 12lbs unscrewing adapter so I bought a 4 pack of Slime metal valve extenders which let hardly any air to escape. My Xiaomi adapter is lousy. Yours is Ok I think

[@enam9000]

You can get a pump with a quick release, the ones with a quick release you just press down and pull the pump away and walla no air escapes 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@abzuu7046]

i am missing the accessory can i inflate the tires with a car tire inflator?

[@recanything]

You can find adaptors at the tyre shops. Usually, the ones used on big trucks work fine.

[@MLeakim]

TX

[@ИванИванов-ш2ы2ь]

Ду ю спик инглиш?

[@aidentherailfancsx4614]

What the heck