Solution
- Note: Low tire pressure (soft tires) increases the risk of skidding, while high tire pressure (hard tires) reduces traction.
- Check tire pressure monthly and inflate to the recommended value; when pressing the tires with both hands, there should be no noticeable deformation.
- Inspect tires regularly. Replace original tires immediately if tread depth is <1 mm or if there are visible cracks on the surface.
- After riding, if tires are wet, muddy, or oily, wipe the tire surface with a damp cloth to remove debris that could reduce traction.
- 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.
- Enable the TCS (Traction Control System) in the app.
- 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.
- 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.
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