1. Pay attention to safety when inflating. Always check the air pressure with a pressure gauge to prevent the tire from bursting due to excessive inflation.
2. Heat dissipation before inflation. After the vehicle is stopped, it is necessary to wait for the tires to dissipate heat before inflating, as the temperature of the tires increases during driving, which affects the air pressure.
3. Check the valve. If the valve and valve core do not fit evenly, have protrusions and indentations, and other defects, they cannot be inflated or measured.
4. Pay attention to cleanliness when inflating. The filled air must not contain water or oil to prevent deterioration or damage to the inner tube rubber.
5. Do not exceed the standard too much. When inflating, it should not exceed the standard too much before deflating, nor should it be inflated too much due to being unable to inflate for a long time. If it exceeds the standard too much, it will cause excessive stretching of the cord and affect the service life of the tire.
6. Check for air leakage. Before inflation, the dust on the valve shall be wiped clean, and the valve core shall not be loosened. After inflation, the soap foam water shall be applied to the valve to check whether there is air leakage. And tighten the valve cap to prevent sediment from entering the inside of the valve.
The inflation pump can quickly and safely inflate the tires, so there is no need to worry about high or low tire pressure, air leakage, or tire explosion during driving, which greatly ensures the elimination of hidden dangers for safe driving. However, charging regular gas is free, and nitrogen gas can be charged.
