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Pneumatic Scooter Tyres

Mobility scooter tyres

We supply both pneumatic and solid tyres for most makes and models of mobility scooters, available in a variety of tread patterns. Mobility scooters usually have rib tyres fitted on the front and block tyres on the rear, for ease of maneuverability. We also stock wheels and wheels and inner tubes. If you are in any doubt about the size of the tyre required, just check the sidewall of the tyre where you will find the size number. Please get in touch if you would like our expert assistance in choosing the correct replacement tyre for your mobility scooter.

If the part you need is not listed or you cannot find the specific part you are looking for in the list below please use the find a part by brand search.

High-quality tyres for low prices

Do you have a flat tyre on your mobility scooter? Maybe you are simply searching for a better tyre with tread patterns for increased performance. If so, explore our range of high-quality mobility scooter tyres right here. We have a wide range of tyres on offer, all available at discounted prices, so you can replace your tyre as soon as you need to - without overspending. 

Plus, if you want to save more money in the long run, you can even find better deals when you buy multiple tyre replacements at once, which is a great idea for anyone who consistently uses their mobility scooter and wants spares on hand. 

A Variety of Mobility Scooter Tyres

You can find a variety of both pneumatic and solid tyres. Whatever your mobility scooter make or model, there will be the tyre you need. They come in a range of sizes, brands, and tread patterns to suit your exact model and preferences. For example, there are sawtooth tyres, ribbed black tyres, pneumatic tyres, solid tyres, directional tread tyres, and more – browse the range to find the right tyresfor your scooter make.

Pneumatic Scooter Tyres FAQs

How to choose the right tyre

Are you unsure which tyre is right for your mobility scooter? There are a few things to consider before you purchase one (so you can ensure it fits right!). 

Of course, the most important factor is your mobility scooter's size and make, as the tyre itself will need to fit it. Make sure the tyre matches the size and wheel type (for example, split rim vs solid wheel).

From there, consider your comfort and terrain. If you’re looking to avoid a bumpy ride, you’re probably better off choosing a pneumatic tyre rather than a solid Tyre – while solid tyres are lower maintenance, pneumatic tyres have air that acts as suspension, making them more comfortable and ideal for daily outdoor use. 

At the same time, if you are consistently on more difficult terrain and want a tyre that stands the test of time, a Solid tyre makes a lot of sense. These are puncture-proof and specifically designed for minimal maintenance and ongoing durability. 

If you need any help finding the perfect tyre for your mobility scooter, use our part-by-brand search or get in touch for expert assistance.

When might you need a new mobility scooter tyre?

Signs of wear and tear usually make themselves known before too long. It’s time to replace your mobility scooter tyre if the tread depth is less than 2mm, there are visible splits or cracks in the tyre, or there are bulges in the rubber. You might also notice some performance issues, such as feeling more vibrations while riding the scooter.

Putting on your new yyre

There are a few ways to replace your tyre; here, we’ll show you the easiest option that only involves 6 steps:

  1. Lift the scooter slightly. Use a jack or carefully tilt it so the wheel is off the ground.
  2. Remove the wheel nut. Pop off any plastic cap and then loosen the central nut with a spanner.
  3. Slide the wheel off. You may need a gentle tap if it’s stuck.
  4. Fit the new wheel. Line it up on the axle and push it on.
  5. Tighten everything back up. Secure the nut firmly (but don’t over tighten).
  6. Test. Spin the wheel to make sure it moves freely.