I had a heap of trouble getting old tyres off and new ones on ... its harder than it looks ...I tried various techniques but came to the conclusion its a two-person job. I put a lot of scratches and marks on the rim and was really surprised the tyres didn't leak ... as that would have been a major one to fix ... be REALLY careful you don't strip the heads on the rotor screws when removing ... and remember to put LOCKTITE on every screw or bolt you put back on ...
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Gg3w8yqQEH8.htmlsi=B82iyMm0SIVPx-LR check this video how you can't get scratches and make more easy to change and install the tires I had the same issue with the tire from the back,specially when it's new scooter u may having the problem to change the tires as like me
Yer I don't have enough knowledge to know why ? .... but I have to say that the performance of my scooter lets me forgive any of the other issues ... I've had it now for over 12-months and really learnt to respect the consequences of things going wrong ... I've had 2 near-death moments that I was lucky to walk away from - so PLEASE be careful.
I have a Qiewa Q power 2... Yesterday, I swapped the off road tires out on it for street tires.. I was wanting to get the task done or at least started before my tire spoons arrived from Amazon.. I got to thinking.. An idea popped in my head.. If we can zip tie it to put the tires on the rim.. Why can't we do it to take it off the rim without spoons? 🤔. To my surprise, my idea worked.. I had both tires swapped out before the spoons arrived.. While the wheels were on the scooter, I used big channel lock pliers to squeeze the tire, slipped a zip tie under and to the other side and pulled it through and zip tied it while squeezing the tire with the pliers then I did that 4x more times.. Then took the wheel off the scooter, and was able to pull the tire off the rim without any spoons. 😁🔋🛴 I thought I'd share my experience.
Great video , but I wish you showed you putting the new front tire on . Ive done this but having trouble getting the front wheel back in between the forks with the clips installed .
I figured out a way btr easier way to remove and install tires with no tools or zip ties all dun by hand with no damage to the tire, rim or inner tube.. it’s simple find a flat surface wer u can have the axle go thru and the rim lays completely flat then u can push the tire off n u can use your knee to hold it down while u go around the rim pushing the tire off same thing wen installing the tire doing it like in this video is more work and more hassle and having the axle on the floor will make it unstable and wobble and u will have a harder time
I used a DeWalt 1400 torque impact wrench to remove the bolts on my scooter sometimes the company puts them on too tight! Invest in a impact wrench you will thank yourself! 😂
You made that look super easy bro. I'm doing it the same exact way your doing it... And it ain't working for me.. 😂😂😢😢 it's just me by myself.. I put them on before but had a 2nd hand with no problem at all..
I have a inmotion rs and there's no tire replacement videos so I'm hoping this is close enough.. I'm paranoid that I'm going to damage my motor taking the tire off with those things though 😩 I asked inmotion to do a video and they even recommended to have a professional do it instead
the zap straps are making it more difficult for me. the side I already slid on wont reach the bead cause the strabs are in the way. I'm just ruining a fking rims, I'm ready to light this thing on fire
Dude your smart using zip ties im getting ready to buy one of these and i always do my research on fixing and maintenance before i get anything and this vid was so easy super fast loved it thank you both for a great video guys have a blessed day🙏👍🤗
Did you get this scooter? Any issues or changes you've had? I've read the suspension, brakes and lack of water proofing aren't great. Debating on this scooter.
Its a good scooter I love it just don’t ride it in the water at all. I rode it in the water and water seeped into both of my motors and killed them both. it also leaked into the battery compartment too didn’t damage it thank god I also blew out a controller because it overheated from trying to ride it with the Brocken motor back to my home
Lots of soapy water, have someone help by stepping/squishing the tire while you put zip ties to make the inside radius bigger and force. Seems easy but I was forcing it the majority of time. Also inch your way around. Make sure one part is seated then with your tire levers slowly start setting the tire. 2-3 inch at a time
@@Rayalas323 Yeah I agree. But still really hard to get the last bit to pop in. Im so tired in my hand and back. Dont understand they make it so so hard and impossible to get it.
@@catgirlow Yes I bought 3 vice grips to remove the air tire and bought a hobby vice to put the solid tire on (warmed the solid tire for 20 mins first). Also bought 6 tire levers. 3 tire levers with handle and abit bigger. 3 tire levers without handle and abit slimmer. Thats all I used, without these tools and the right technique, it would have been impossible.
Hey thanks for the video! I am currently working on changing my back tire on my wolf warrior 11 plus. I have a question, I don't have zipties atm and it s a pain in the butt to put the new tire on.. So i want to buy some zips but I was wondering what length are those u'r using? Thanks so i don't buy to smalls ones! Happy new year and Cheers
Good lord these stock or generic tires are hard to get on. Had pmt and got one on easy and second change after a hole was a little tougher. Front wore a hole through it and only had stock style street tires sitting around and wow are they a b**ch co pared to putting pmts on. Gonna try that zip tie method cause I feel like I’m gonna rip the rubber along sidewall I’m cranking in these so hard with tire spoons. Even have olive oil on to help slide. Should see the size of pool of sweat I was straining so much. 😬
Old stock came off pretty easy. All but one rotor screw I had to use my power grinder to cut a big slit because Allen rounded out even after using my heat gun on each screw for awhile. The one screw that didn’t strip was finger tight it felt like so maybe they missed putting locktite on that one
What tires are those that you installed? I need some good road tires & those seemed to be pretty nice! Where did you get them & what size am I working with? Thanks for the video! First tire change video I came across for the wolf king! Great job!
It was due to scratches that I made on a rim during installing new tyres. Painting spray helped me out (sprayed painting on scratches (few times) around whole the rim)
What this video doesn't show you is that you need to remove the safety clips behind the axle nuts as well. In addition to that you need to loosen the swing arm bolts to relieve the clamping pressure on the sides of the tire (at least on my Wolf King you did)
Off topic, sorry! I had to change the tire on my WWX Pro and cant get the tire and rim to go back on without removing the inside washers(the ones that go on the axel and clip into the frame)? Is there any way to expand the rear frame so that the washers can clear the frame to install the rim correctly? Without the washers the rear motor cable binds on the motor hub and frame. Voro has been no help with this!
Turned out it is harder than I was expecting. I've scratched a rim. The second tyre installing was way easier. Seems that it is more a matter of experience
What a royal pain in the arse. It’s going to be tough deciding to go with split rim or this for my next scooter purchase. They’re fun as hell but scooting is a labor of love I guess, lol
Best way to remove slime once it's dried like that is a wire brush. Afterwards spray the brushed area with a little bit of black spray paint to seal it back up to prevent corrosion
I have a fieabor q06p. Im gonna put street tires on it. This video is pretty much the same concept of changing tires on an electric scooter. Thanks for the video 💯
Would it be cool to repost this if I give u credit? I know mad people who would love this. Also ur filming is short , to the point and good editing, nice work
I Know this has nothing to do with this video but can you please post the links to the parts you used to the mod the super 73 z1 I am amazed and I want to replicate it please thank you
I just came across your channel and subscribed. I saw you had the steering damper on the kaabo wolf warrior and I found the link for the 3d printing but I know NOTHING ABOUT 3D PRINTING. Do you know where I can have the 2 mounts 3d printed for me? Thanks for your help and this video!
Dude, if your having steering wobble, check out a guy named Alphabet Soup on RU-vid! He is a genius when it comes to the wolf king & warrior! The steering wobble is correctable without 3D printing or dampener period. You can fix it with a few simple tweaks! Check out that guy & happy riding my friend!
@@LifeWithStiel tilt the handle bars back towards you if you are on the scooter. Not straight up & down, but like 5° back from 90° towards you, the rider. Also the cross bar that is holding the headlights needs to be lowered. I literally folded the speaker for the horn so it pointed straight up and down so I could bring that cross bar with the lights on it, as low as possible…& it will make the wobble stop! If it doesn’t, put the handlebars a tiny bit more towards you again. It will stop! Trust me!
@@LifeWithStiel lol! My bad! I thought you were saying that you couldn’t figure out how to get rid of the steering wobble originally, so I recommended the guy that knows a lot about Kaboo scooters- “Alphabet Soup”. Then when you replied that he deleted his content, I took that as you couldn’t get the info you wanted on the steering wobble? So I proceeded to tell you what I learned from the guy “Alphabet Soup”… I am trippin as to why he deleted his videos!? They were great!!! I can’t seem to find them anywhere!?!? I knew I should’ve uploaded them when I had the chance! Damn it!!! 😎
Hey man... My wokf king is dead... Display was blinking showing voltage dropping till turn off... Now is not even turning on... Battery has voltage and it is charging... I tested a new display and still nothing... Any help?
@@Rayalas323 hey did not resolved... But helped. After disconnected the controllers... And waited and tested... I disconnected again and tested the voltage. The remain voltage in the main controller was in 2.7V, for the secondary was in 8.6... So... I tested the battery. The plugs at the main controller... 0V. The plugs at the second 86.1V... I guess mu bms or battery has some problems...
Yeah it might just be a BMS but I’m not sure tbh. Hopefully it’s a simple fix, bummer to see a scooter down :( Try finding a lithium ion battery builder in your area to diagnose it. Keep me updated.
