Tire Maintenance
Tires are like the “shoes” of an electric scooter, and tire pressure directly affects range.
Underinflated tires make riding much more difficult, just like walking in deflated shoes. Low pressure increases friction between the tire and the road—greater rolling resistance—so the motor uses more electricity to overcome it, resulting in shorter range.
Check tire pressure regularly and inflate to the standard value specified in your vehicle manual. As a general rule, check your tire pressure at least once a month.
Motor Maintenance
The motor is the power core of the scooter, and its condition directly impacts range. Regular maintenance keeps it running efficiently.
Inspect the motor exterior for cracks, damage, or deformation.
Listen for abnormal noises during operation, which may indicate internal faults requiring timely repair.
Motor bearings also need periodic lubrication to reduce friction, improve efficiency, and lower energy consumption.
Lubrication service for motor bearings is recommended every 5,000 to 10,000 kilometers.
Battery Maintenance – Top Priority
The battery is the “energy source” of the electric scooter, and its condition directly determines range.
For lead-acid batteries
Perform deep discharge and full recharge cycles every 1–2 months to activate active material on the battery plates, prevent sulfation, and extend service life. This means using the battery until the charge is low, then fully recharging it.
For lithium batteries
Avoid extreme high and low temperatures:
Charge at room temperature whenever possible, and avoid prolonged use in direct hot sun or extreme cold.