Lastly, because no two rims are designed the same, it’s extremely important you read the instructions and manual to verify what is the maximum pressure your rim is designed for. Heres a link to help navigate finding your perfect tire pressure. The perfect tire pressure is a range rather than a hard number. Tire pressure is one of the (personal) metrics that can have loads of impact on how you ride. The gauges on these pumps typically have large, easy-to-read markings in one-psi increments that make it easy to dial in a precise tire pressure. However, most struggle to inflate tires to more than 60 psi. High-volume pumps, on the other hand, move a large amount of air with each stroke and are made for filling fat tires very quickly. These will max out between 160 and 220 psi. Generally speaking, if you ride tire pressures higher than 60 psi, you need a high-pressure pump. High-pressure pumps move a smaller volume of air with each stroke and are better suited to filling skinny road tires. BAR is the metric measurement for the pressure in a specific volume.
Bicycle tire pressures are measured in PSI (pounds per square inch), which is the Imperial measurement for air pressure used in North America.
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