Frequently Asked Questions
K100 Pro Change Model

Solution

1. Note: Low tire pressure (soft tires) increases the risk of skidding, while high tire pressure (hard tires) reduces traction.
2. Check tire pressure monthly and inflate to the recommended value; when pressing the tires with both hands, there should be no noticeable deformation.
3. Inspect tires regularly. Replace original tires immediately if tread depth is <1 mm or if there are visible cracks on the surface.
4. After riding, if tires are wet, muddy, or oily, wipe the tire surface with a damp cloth to remove debris that could reduce traction.
5. Riding technique: Avoid sudden acceleration or hard braking. Lean forward when climbing, shift weight backward when descending, slow down before turns, and keep your body upright—avoid excessive tilting.
6. Enable the TCS (Traction Control System) in the app.
7. On slippery or loose surfaces (wet roads, gravel, or mud), switch to a lower power mode, maintain a steady straight-line speed, reduce speed to ≤10 km/h, minimize wheel spin, and avoid sudden braking.
8. If skidding occurs, release the throttle and keep the scooter upright; gently squeeze the brakes to gradually slow down to a stop, then check tires for punctures or abnormal pressure.