How to add puncture prevention fluid to your Pure Electric e-scooter tyres.

Looking to add puncture prevention fluid to your tubeless tyres? Smart choice! It's simple and easy to do.

This video works for Pure Advance, Pure Advance Flex and the Pure Air3 range of e-scooters

What do I need?
Small allen key (to release the air from the tyre)
A tyre valve core remover (if your puncture prevention fluid does not come with one)
Puncture prevention fluid / sealant
An air pump
Safety gloves
The e-scooter turned off
A safe working environment, that minimises the risk of the scooter moving/toppling

Don't forget!
Watch the entire video before you start - this will help you avoid making any mistakes which helps make the repairs easier and quicker for you.

Need new parts?
Find all the parts you need on the Pure Electric website (https://www.pureelectric.com/collecti...)

Just to note
This video has been made as a guide to help you maintain/fix/repair a specific part of a Pure Electric e-Scooter. Unfortunately, we can't be on hand to make sure all the right steps are taken, with the correct tools and used on the correct parts.

As such take care when following this guide that you do not take any steps, outside of those highlighted in the video, that void the warranty or damage your e-scooter.

We also want to highlight that you should take all steps to set up a safe working environment, and should only be comfortable carrying out the steps in the video, if you are sure that the e-scooter is securely positioned and not at any risk of toppling over, potentially hurting anyone or damaging your e-scooter. If easier, bring someone else along to help you with this task. And as a final note - Take care not to damage any electrical cabling (which is a safety hazard) - we wish all our riders to be safe both during and after any maintenance.

We want all our riders to feel confident in carrying out their own maintenance, in a safe and controlled way, but as with anything, if you're unsure on any steps, contact our support team via your local Pure Electric website (Pureelectric.com) who will be on hand to help.

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