Wheelchairs with Pneumatic Tire

Wheelchairs with Pneumatic Tires

Features:
Wheel chair,
Steel chrome plating,
Detachable armrest and detachable swing footrest,
Aluminum footplate,
Pneumatic rear wheels,
PU front castors,
Seat width:46cm

Wheelchairs with pneumatic tires are air-filled tires designed to provide a significantly smoother, more comfortable ride on uneven surfaces compared to standard solid tires, offering better traction and shock absorption for improved mobility over diverse terrains. They are an excellent choice for users needing to navigate rough outdoor environments, reducing user fatigue and protecting sensitive frames from jarring impacts. 

Who should choose pneumatic tires?

Users navigating varied terrain:

If you frequently move between smooth indoor surfaces and outdoor areas with grass, gravel, dirt, or uneven pavement, pneumatic tires offer superior grip and stability. 

Individuals with sensitive joints or back pain:

The air-filled design acts as a natural suspension, dampening bumps and providing significant shock absorption that protects joints and a sensitive back. 

Those seeking enhanced comfort:

The flexible nature of pneumatic tires reduces fatigue, making longer outings more comfortable by absorbing impacts that would otherwise be transmitted to the user's body. 

Key benefits

Superior Shock Absorption:

The primary advantage is the air cushion, which dramatically reduces the impact of bumps, potholes, and other uneven surfaces. 

Enhanced Traction:

Pneumatic tires provide better grip, especially on challenging surfaces like wet or loose ground, reducing the risk of slipping. 

Smoother Ride:

The flexible, air-filled design ensures a less jarring and more comfortable ride, minimizing discomfort and fatigue. 

Better Performance Outdoors:

They are specifically designed to perform well on challenging outdoor terrains, allowing for greater freedom and mobility. 

Key drawbacks

Risk of Punctures:

Like bicycle tires, pneumatic wheelchair tires are susceptible to punctures from sharp objects, which can lead to flat tires. 

Requires Maintenance:

They need to be maintained at the correct air pressure and require more frequent checking and inflation compared to solid tires. 

Increased Weight:

Generally, air-filled tires are heavier than their solid counterparts, which can make the wheelchair slightly heavier to lift or transport. 

To use the wheelchairs with pneumatic tires, first secure the brakes, then operate the push rims to propel the chair, and use the push rims and brakes to stop or turn. For maintenance, the pneumatic (air-filled) inner tube needs to be properly inflated to the recommended PSI using a compatible pump and valve, which is crucial for proper brake function and a smooth ride. 

Operating the Wheelchair

Secure the brakes: Before sitting in the chair, push the brake levers forward on both sides to lock the wheels.

Position yourself: Once you are seated comfortably, move the footplates into position and lower them to place your feet on them.

Propel the chair: Use the push rims, which are the large rings attached to the outside of the drive wheels, to move forward and backward.

Steer and stop: Turn the push rims to steer. To slow or stop, pull back on the push rims or engage the hand brakes. 

Maintaining Tire Pressure 

Locate the valve: Find the tire valve on the wheel. You'll find either a Schrader valve, common on car tires, or a Presta valve with a screw-top, though Schrader is more typical for wheelchairs.

Inflate the tire:

Remove the valve cap and attach the pump, ensuring it's compatible with your valve type.

Pump the tire to the PSI (pounds per square inch) recommended on the tire itself.

Do not overfill the tire, as this can be dangerous.

Check pressure: Monitor the pump's gauge to ensure the correct pressure.

Disconnect the pump: Remove the pump from the valve, allowing a small burst of air to release. 

Why Pneumatic Tires Matter

Comfort:

Pneumatic tires are air-filled inner tubes, similar to bicycle tires. They provide better shock absorption, offering a more comfortable ride, especially on uneven surfaces. 

Performance:

Correctly inflated tires are essential for your wheelchair's brakes to function properly and lock into place every time. 

Trade terms
1.Payment terms: Pay by T/T, 40% deposit in advance and the balance should be paid before shipment.
2.Delivery time: Within 35-50 days after receiving the deposit payment.
3.Packig: Carton box