Standard Check Frequency
Vehicles used frequently: For motorcycles used for daily commuting or frequent riding, it is recommended to check the pressure at least once a month. This is the standard interval recommended by most manufacturers and allows for the timely detection of issues such as slow leaks.
Vehicles used infrequently: For motorcycles ridden only occasionally for short distances, the interval can be extended to once every 2–3 months; however, the tire pressure must be checked before use if the vehicle has been parked for an extended period.
Scenarios Requiring Increased Check Frequency
High-frequency, high-intensity riding: For vehicles used for daily commuting or frequent long-distance trips, it is recommended to check the pressure every 1–2 weeks, as tire pressure fluctuates more rapidly under heavy usage.
Significant temperature changes: During seasonal transitions or periods of sudden temperature shifts-where tire pressure fluctuates by approximately 0.1 bar for every 10°C change-it is recommended to check the pressure every two weeks to prevent abnormal increases or decreases.
Critical riding occasions: A tire pressure check and adjustment must be performed before long-distance rides, when the vehicle is fully loaded (with passengers or cargo), or after installing new tires.
