Solutions for unstable air pressure in snap-in tubeless tire valves

Check the valves regularly
The sealing performance of the valves directly affects the stability of the air pressure. Check the seals and structures of snap-in tubeless tire valves regularly to ensure that there is no wear or damage. If aging or cracks are found, they should be replaced in time. Confirm that the valve is firmly fixed to the rim to avoid air leakage due to looseness.
Maintain proper air pressure
Following the tire manufacturer's recommended air pressure range is the key to ensuring stable air pressure. Too low air pressure will cause tire deformation and increased wear, while too high air pressure may cause tire blowouts. Use a high-quality pressure gauge, check the air pressure regularly, and confirm that the air pressure is within the recommended range before riding.
Use an air pressure monitoring system
Installing a real-time air pressure monitoring system (TPMS) can help riders instantly grasp air pressure changes. The system can sound an alarm when the air pressure is lower than the set value, allowing riders to adjust in time. TPMS not only improves safety, but also effectively reduces tire damage caused by unstable air pressure.
Pay attention to the compatibility of tires and valves
Make sure the selected snap-on tubeless valve matches the specifications of the tire. Different tire models may have different design requirements for the valve, and mismatches may cause unstable air pressure. When replacing tires or valves, be sure to choose compatible products.
Use sealants
When installing tires, using professional tire sealants can improve the sealing performance of the valve and reduce the risk of air pressure fluctuations. This sealant forms a protective film inside the tire, effectively sealing tiny holes and reducing the possibility of air leakage.
Avoid high temperature environments
When tires are used in high temperature environments, the air pressure will increase due to thermal expansion. Long-term exposure to high temperatures may cause unstable air pressure. Therefore, when riding in hot weather, pay special attention to timely checking and adjusting the air pressure to avoid abnormal air pressure caused by high temperatures.