Great app
Great app for tire pressure setting. Options for quick and dirty or precise. The ability to save bike set ups gives you an easy path for repeatability.
Use this or flat!
This is a great app. Now with the ability to set up for mixed wheel sizes! So many riders neglect proper tire pressure. The consequences are poor handling, flat tires, and dented rims. Get yourself an accurate tire gauge and use this app to find your sweet spot!
Great app, one recommendation
This is a great app and I use it frequently to determine optimal tire pressures on my MTB and gravel.
One recommendation is to switch the orientation of the bike and front vs rear tire. Most riders get on their bike from the left side, so I always picture the bike facing left, so front tire on the left and rear tire on the right, but the app shows opposite and can be confusing. Thanks for a great app though!
One recommendation is to switch the orientation of the bike and front vs rear tire. Most riders get on their bike from the left side, so I always picture the bike facing left, so front tire on the left and rear tire on the right, but the app shows opposite and can be confusing. Thanks for a great app though!
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Awesome App, Requested Name Tweak
The engineers at Wolftooth have done it again. This app is awesome. One request is that you tweak the name as it shows up when installed. It’s all one word and doing a spotlight search for “tire” or “pressure” won’t pull it up. I end up struggling for a bit before I remember to search for “bike”.
Phenomenal app for tire pressure
I’ve meticulously recorded my tire pressures for all types of riding conditions for my gravel, mountain, road, and fat bike riding. This app takes it to a whole new level with the ability to adjust for temperatures at time of inflation as well as when riding. The other fabulous feature is to adjust for the type of terrain you will be riding on. This will be game changing for optimizing tire pressures, particularly for mountain bike and fat bike riding – especially in winter conditions where there are big differences for inflation pressure versus actual riding pressures that are needed for colder temperatures. I look forward to not having to adjust or check tire pressures for winter fat bike riding out at the trail when I fill them up with air at home. Finally, be sure to measure the actual tire with in millimeters preferably (vs inches for greatest accuracy) as the sidewall measurements aren’t always close to manufacturer specifications given internal rim width and other factors.
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