ToastGuard
Senior Member
Last Activity: 23 Oct 2020, 2:45 PM
Joined: 20 Apr 2011
Location: Southern Maryland
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The pneumatic (assuming you have them properly inflated) definitely provide lower rolling resistance. While the Shox are theoretically 110 psi, but I think that is really only when they are brand new. They get a little softer as the tires wear down. They are still hard, but properly inflated pneumatic... -
I've used the Shox solid tires for the past 10 years with no issues. I have never had the "soak up water" issue Oddity mentioned. They would get wet like any other tire, then shed the water as soon as I was somewhere dry. I replace my tires every 1.5-2 years once they have gotten worn down... -
I whole-heartedly endorse a solid seat pan, but a lot depends on your situation. I spent the first 9.5 years in the chair with a bolt on fabric upholstery. I don't know why rehab chose that, but they did and I didn't know any better so I stuck with it. Rehab had also prescribed a solid seat insert...Leave a comment:
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