Tyre punctures can be so much of a headache.

We made a sealant just for the Onewheel - it works WAY better than Slime for these tyres. Check it out at armor-dilloz.com

@braswell - fun throwback to before Armor-Dilloz existed.

I remember having flats too! Boy that sucked

@onedan Took you 90 miles? LOL. I'd had my first 20mph digger within an hour of opening the box.

@khayman -

Never had a single Vega that wasn't terrible about this.

Have found that the Hoosier 6" slick (sample size so far = 1, so, grain of salt warning here) runs far more balanced, and is lighter than the Vega.

Check your pressure too. Lower pressure, or too high of a pressure can feel 'wobbly' (for different reasons, under inflation leads to soft sidewalls, whereas high inflation makes the tire rounder.)

My order (252xx) shipped Friday. Will be delivered Friday. Several days earlier than my first ship date indicated.

@ooww - two seems risky. Three is a safer bet really. ;-)

If you prefer written instructions, try the ultimate Onewheel knowledge base.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12e_ybdO9gbGTBOQZUA8Mq2o7oodkJAP8AQKJQ6QCDec

Here's just about everything you might want to buy, and work instructions for anything you'll need to do.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12e_ybdO9gbGTBOQZUA8Mq2o7oodkJAP8AQKJQ6QCDec

The new pushback is great for safety. Comes in a little earlier, and pushes back stronger.

It's really pretty solid for an all around good for everyone setting, but it's not always right for conditions.

On smooth pavement, I'd like it to be a few mph higher threshold, and for those slow crusing rides, a few mph lower would be great.

So, how about it FM? Can you please give us a shaping that is like Mission but with adjustable pushback? Maybe even allow us to set both intensity and threshold?

That would be amazing, and would add a lot of enjoyment for a lot of riders.