Bike Tire PSI: How Much Air Should You Put in Your Bike Tire? || REI

Got to love a video straight to the point.

simple and easy... thanks

my tire said it was rated up to 60 psi, and I only aired it up to 50 and exploded out the side

works great very happy with it

Any idea why my tyre says max 120 PSI but only seems to go to 40 PSI with a pump? thanks

Is the only advantage of going tubeless that you can ride on low pressure? Because I’m not that interested in low pressure and it seems like a bad investment in my case.

need a replacement tire

Does it come assembled

What about the weight carrying capacity? I cannot find any info on bike tires

Just blew mine up

In you read the psi in this case 40-60 in parentheses () is the real psi for bike tires

I only go up to 30 psi in my mtb.

The most straightforward video I've ever seen, Thank you!

Hope I knew this before blasting My tire😭

my bmx bike is 85 -110 psi is that right? my pump only does 80 psi tho what the heck man!! which one new pump or new tires 🤔

short and sweet. thanks!

I tend to ride my road bike's back tyre really quite soft for comfort (some people get uppity about it, but it's my choice), but it has meant that I've had a couple of pinch flats here and there when I've forgotten to make allowances for it.

Thanks!

How often i have to check pressure of the tire in a bike.

How is your 40-50 but my bmx bike says 65 and its a 20x2.4?

Awesome video, really well explained! Thank you

My tire says 65psi. But it already feels like it's going to pop at 50. I just left it at 50. 65 seems a bit of a gamble with tires now so expensive

Perfect video! Thank you.

Thank you

I put 40 PSI to my bicycle tire and It exploded… My friend said 40 PSI is for car and vehicles. Not for Bicycle.

I try to keep mine at 40 psi. I have new tires and tubes, both sets. My tires say 35 to 65. I'm riding right around the minimum when you account for leakage so I think I can go up a little more?

Thanks so much!

My bike has a tire of size 20 x 2. 35 how much tire pressure shall I put mam? I'm weighing around 75 kilos

My tyre is very hard at 24 psi even though it says 40-65psi !
I'm sure it would explode at almost 40psi. Tyre is 29" x 2.35

3 bars for new fats and skinny tires, and if the tires are old then 2.6 bars

How do you use a gauge and how do you know how much air your putting in

When i pump my tire all by myself for he first time, I became anxious when im riding it. Sometimes i think My Tire has less psi even it is in Recommended range. Some times i pump too much that makes me feels like, "is it alright for this kind of road" .

after watching this video, Ill always go fo the middle of recommendation psi range

Great

My tyre says 40 to 65 PsI and I want to ride in city. How much PSI should I need? And how do I check if I fill right amount of PSI?

Perfect

Perfect video.

I don't know cycle air

Thank you!

Shouldn't it be cold tyre pressure? I see most front tyre "recommendation" is to fill it at max for front and slightly lower at back. Eg maxxis recon front is 65psi which is also the max it can hold and rear is 60psi. This is for xc bike. It's little unnerving to fill at max considering that it might heat up or the temp may change significantly when you filled it. Also, lower pressure is good for grip but you can loose tyre on cornering because it will come out of rim. Esp true for mtbs which has skinny rims compared to tyre. Sheesh... Why people never give complete information before making video.

Fast and accurate advise.

Sir my maximum psi is 40-60 psi on road chalana hai kitna psi rakhu mai tyre pa

so if i go to a gas station pump and inflate to 3.5 bar which is about 50 psi
My car tyre is 2.2/4 bar to inflate
Therefor a bike tyre is pumped up more??

REIcan’t recommend lower because of the liability and the manufactures warranty

In reality it’s right around 25 pounds of pressure going downhill mountain biking maybe even lower depending on your weight if you run 40 pounds you’ll be bouncing all over the damn place and he won’t be hard for you to stop

Thank you...
now I have a good idea what I need to do with my air pressure...

Upto the point. 👍

Nice