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Hi Alex
how do you get air back i and level up again
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It isnt a knurled adjusting screw its a valve cap just like on your tyre, the red and blue taps are one for each side,to deflate put the tap in line with the pipe and depress the valve with a match or similar just like you would a car tyre, to inflate it just use the airline.Turn the tap accross the pipe to close it and repeat with the other one. I usually have 45 to 50psi in mine when haevily laden as i carry a towball mounted bike rack with two electric bikes on, hope this is clear.

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