SERVICE

To pump up the tire of your FUNKYWHEEL, follow these general steps:

Check the Valve Type:

The FUNKYWHEEL may use either a Schrader valve (like those on car tires)

Make sure you have the right adapter or pump for your valve type. If it’s a Schrader valve, most standard pumps will work. 

Prepare the Pump:

Attach the correct valve head to your pump. If it’s a dual-head pump, choose the one that fits your valve type (Schrader or Presta).

If using a pump with a gauge, make sure it’s set to the right range for your tire.

Unscrew the Valve Cap (if applicable):

For Schrader valves, you typically don’t need to unscrew anything beyond the valve cap.

Attach the Pump Head:

Push the pump head onto the valve, making sure it’s secure. For a Schrader valve, the pump head will usually fit snugly. For Presta, you’ll have to press down on the valve and lock it into place.

Pump Up the Tire:

Begin pumping the handle of the pump up and down. Keep an eye on the tire's firmness, and occasionally check the pressure on the gauge if your pump has one.

Keep going until the tire reaches the recommended pressure, which is often printed on the sidewall of the tire itself (in psi or bar).

Release the Pump:

Once you’ve reached the desired pressure, unlock the pump head and carefully remove it from the valve.

Be cautious when removing the pump; a sudden air burst might occur, so ensure the valve is secure.

Close the Valve (if applicable):

For Schrader valves, replace the valve cap to keep dirt out.

You're good to go! Check the tire pressure every so often, as tires can lose pressure over time.

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