We often hear the question, “How often should you inflate your bicycle tires?” To ensure a smooth ride every time, it’s wise to check your tire pressure before each outing. As a general guideline, inflating at least once weekly is a good practice, though this can vary based on your riding frequency and how regularly you monitor the pressure.

Remember to adhere to the psi rating specified on your tire’s sidewall—straying from this can lead to an unwanted flat. And for those of you riding on tubeless tires, don’t forget that sealant longevity isn’t infinite; we suggest refreshing it around every 90 days to maintain optimal performance.

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