Wheelez Tire Pressure?

Haven't used mine in a few years and dug them out last night while getting ready for GS and they feel pretty squishy. 

Don't feel flat like punctured...just softer than I remember them being...

Worth going to gas station and topping off with air, or just leave as is?

Thanks!

 

Sincerely,

Jim

4lbs and def put some air in them especially if you are traveling the hill at the cove.

4lbs and def put some air in them especially if you are traveling the hill at the cove.

Cool.

Thanks Doug!

 

Sincerely,

Jim

Supposed to use a hand pump for them I thought, over inflation is bad!  Do not over inflate!!!

As noted on the tire sidewall, the PSI range for a WheelEEZ© Wheels is 2-4 PSI.
The wheels are best inflated with a manual bicycle pump.
Note: Car tire pressure gauges can't measure pressure this low. You will need a Low Pressure Gauge
 

Supposed to use a hand pump for them I thought, over inflation is bad!  Do not over inflate!!!

As noted on the tire sidewall, the PSI range for a WheelEEZ© Wheels is 2-4 PSI.
The wheels are best inflated with a manual bicycle pump.
Note: Car tire pressure gauges can't measure pressure this low. You will need a Low Pressure Gauge
 

I don't got no hand pump.... 

Supposed to use a hand pump for them I thought, over inflation is bad!  Do not over inflate!!!

As noted on the tire sidewall, the PSI range for a WheelEEZ© Wheels is 2-4 PSI.
The wheels are best inflated with a manual bicycle pump.
Note: Car tire pressure gauges can't measure pressure this low. You will need a Low Pressure Gauge
 

I don't got no hand pump.... 

With your wife out of town for so long I'm pretty sure you do.

Supposed to use a hand pump for them I thought, over inflation is bad!  Do not over inflate!!!

As noted on the tire sidewall, the PSI range for a WheelEEZ© Wheels is 2-4 PSI.
The wheels are best inflated with a manual bicycle pump.
Note: Car tire pressure gauges can't measure pressure this low. You will need a Low Pressure Gauge
 

I don't got no hand pump.... 

With your wife out of town for so long I'm pretty sure you do.

 

No comment.

She's back by the way.

 

 

They also plump up if in the sun. Were they stored somewhere dark and cool? That could explain the squishiness. I'm talkin' tires here.

They also plump up if in the sun. Were they stored somewhere dark and cool? That could explain the squishiness. I'm talkin' tires here.

 

Yeah, they have been in the shade...maybe I'll put em in sun and see how they feel before risking blowing them up.

 

 

Sincerely,

Jim

Stop by Walmart on the way up and get a 10$ bike pump.   

Jim - i am bringing a bike pump. For the boat fender that i am using as a float for when I catch the big hali and stick it with my spear.

Perfect, i need a pump for mine also,

Yeah, don't over-inflate. 

I will have a hand pump if Big Jim or anyone else needs one.

Aaron

Discovered yesterday that I've got a wheel that won't stay inflated too. Bringing my pump also if anyone needs one.