Maximum Inflation

Inflation Chart

ATV TIRES FILLED TO 4 psi

You'll need 24g of CO2 per tire

MOTORCYCLE STREET TIRES FILLED TO 25 psi

You'll need 50g of CO2 per tire

BICYCLE -MOUNTAIN BIKE TIRE FILLED TO 40 psi

You'll need 16g of CO2 per tire

BICYCLE -BMX TIRES FILLED TO 45 psi

You'll need 12g of CO2 per tire

BICYCLE - SERIOUS STREET FILLED TO 130 psi

You'll need 16g of CO2 per tire

Race the bike, challenge the bike, coast, pop a wheelie, lay it down, jump it, ride to school, commute to work, deliver food or just sight see; you don't ride without a helmet and your CO2.
To fill the average Mountain Bike tire to 40 psi you will need 16g of CO2 To fill the average BMX Bike tire to 45 psi you will need 12g of CO2 To fill the average Serious Street Bike tire to 130 psi you will need 16g of CO2

The trail can be uncertain at times but that doesn't mean you shouldn't go. Bring some safety gear and a sandwich, but please don't forget the CO2 Cartridges.
ATV tire manufacturers recommend tire pressures as low as 2.7 psi to as high as 10 psi. What is the correct pressure for your ATV tires? First, look for the orange and white sticker (it�s usually on the left rear fender) on your ATV. Front and rear psi may be different, so don�t assume all tire pressures are the same.
To fill the average ATV tire to 4 psi you will need 24g of CO2

The road rolls freely under you, wind in your face and bugs in your teeth. So pack sunscreen and toothpicks, but please don't forget the CO2 Cartridges.
Check your tire pressure often and adjust as necessary, using an accurate tire gauge. Motorcycle tire manufacturers recommend checking pressure at least once a week. However, many motorcycle safety experts recommend checking tire pressure and tread wear every time you take your bike out. After all, you ask more of your motorcycle tires than you do your car tires. So it's wise to ensure they're roadworthy each time you ride.
To fill the average Motorcycle street tire to 25 psi you will need 50g of CO2