Genuine Segway Ninebot OEM 70/60-7.5 self-healing tubeless tyre, designed as a direct replacement for compatible Ninebot MAX G3, ZT3 and ZT3 Pro electric scooters.
Unlike standard replacement tyres, this OEM tyre features a factory-applied self-sealing gel layer inside the tyre. The sealant is designed to help automatically seal small punctures through the tread area, reducing the likelihood of sudden air loss and helping keep your scooter on the road.
The wide 70/60 profile and road-oriented directional tread provide a large contact area for confident grip, cornering and braking on urban surfaces.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Segway Ninebot |
| Product | OEM Self-Healing Tubeless Tyre |
| Size | 70/60-7.5 |
| Tyre Type | Tubeless |
| Self-Healing | Yes |
| Puncture Protection | Internal self-sealing gel layer |
| Ply Rating | 4PR |
| Load / Speed Rating | 28B |
| Maximum Load | 100 kg (220 lb) per tyre |
| Maximum Pressure | 350 kPa / 3.5 bar / approx. 51 PSI |
| Position | Front or Rear |
| Colour | Black |
| Inner Tube Required | No |
| OEM Part Number | CB.05.09.0029.00 |
| Contents | 1 × Tyre |
Compatible with:
Always check the size marking on your existing tyre before ordering. The replacement tyre must match 70/60-7.5.
This is an original equipment replacement tyre, rather than a generic aftermarket equivalent. The packaging identifies the tyre as 70/60-7.5 self-sealing tubeless tyre, with Segway/Ninebot part number CB.05.09.0029.00.
For customers specifically looking to retain the original tyre specification and self-healing system fitted to their scooter, this is the appropriate OEM replacement.
A thick layer of puncture-sealing material is applied to the inside of the tyre. If a small object penetrates the tread, the sealant is designed to surround the puncture and minimise air loss.
This provides an additional level of puncture protection without requiring an inner tube.
Note: Self-healing technology can help seal smaller tread punctures but does not make a tyre puncture-proof. Larger cuts, sidewall damage and significant tyre damage may still require tyre replacement.