Why are my bike tires low in pressure? How do I adjust them?

The pressures of different types of tires vary depending on the conditions of use and the preferences of the user. Fat bike tires have a lower pressure because the bigger or fatter the bike, the lower the pressure required to support the weight of the bike. Fat bike tires are 4 inches or wider, with the Marsant's SX Cruiser being a perfect example at 4.8 inches wide. Fat bike tires can run comfortably at lower pressures, allowing them to ride in deep snow, loose sand, and mud. This is because the wider tires are better able to distribute the weight of the rider and bike.

There is no general solution to this problem because the ideal tire pressure for mountain bikes depends on many factors, including the type of bike, the weather, and personal preferences. However, typical mountain bike tire pressures range from 30 to 35 psi. Your user manual or the manufacturer's website is the best way to find the right tire pressure for your specific bike model. You can also try different pressures to find the one that works best for you. Always check your tires before starting your ride. If you notice any loss of traction or instability, adjust your tires as needed.

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