The answer is: Everything depends on the circumstances and the different scenarios involved.
Each one has its pros and cons.
In this category, there are two types of tyres: tubed and tubeless. The main difference between these two types is that tubeless tyres do not have an inflatable rubber tube inside the tyre casing.
solid tires are sets of solid honeycomb tires designed with holes to enhance the ride quality. Such tires are usually made with solid materials. Most solid tires are also designed with silicone, rubber, and other materials.
The goal with honeycomb tires is to have a tire, just as the solid rubber one, that cannot be punctured while at the same time being able to provide that cushioning effect. Honeycomb tires utilize the same type of rubber as solid tires, but they are built in a way where air pockets are left open in the tire making them less stiff.
Select solid tyres if you ride more on flat terrain or if your scooter has shocks on the wheels and frame.
If you often ride on uneven roads with potholes (e.g. off-road ) or ride a scooter with no front or rear shocks at a speed of over 15 km/h (the average speed of a bicycle), choose pneumatic tires.
The choice of tires is mainly related to your use and road conditions. Whichever you choose should suit your riding habits and provide good riding experiences.
E-Scooters with 8.5 in Honeycomb Tire
