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You will either need a simple bicycle pump (which I always carry in the basket of my stroller justbin case) or go to a gas station where you will be able to fill your stroller tires with air!
If you contact Quinny, they may have a solution for you. I don't see a phone number, but there is a form you to fill out.
http://www.quinny.com/us-en/contact
Yes they do. I've never had a problem with the air filled tires for two reasons. I threw away that plastic joke of an air pump and filled the tires at the local garage to 2 bar / 30 psi not the silly 1 bar / 15 psi Bugaboo recommend. 15 psi is to soft and makes punctures far more likely.
If all four wheels spin freely and the front ones can rotate freely your problem is with the handle either the handle locks or the extension locks. Click on my name and check my tips section.
The Bugaboo pump is a plastic joke and a bad one at that. Most Bugaboo's have the same tyre valve as a car and a car foot pump from your auto shop or department store will be cheaper and faster. If you want a more portable pump check out your local bike shop they have far better ones available. Very old Bugaboos have the smaller bicycle valve the newest Bugaboo's now have foam filled tires. Once you've pumped it up check for leaks, just unclip the wheel and stick it in a tub of water. If you have bubbles you need to fix the tube,
If you pump the tire again with enough air and put your ear against the tire you may be able to hear the air escaping.
If it's a slow leak you may not be able to hear it but any bicycle tire levers will allow you to take off the tire. More than likely you pinched the tube or punctured with a sharp object in use.
I usually recommend replacing the tube completely, the cost & ease of replacing the tube is better than using the patches which I find it a headache to deal with smaller wheels especially for any jogging strollers.
if you have run a long way your tyres should have been worn out even if you fill the air within preferred psi.so i suggest you to buy new tyres ..but remember everytime you change the tyre be sure the wheels are tightened at preferred torque since uneven torques are also responsible for easy worn outs.
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