All strollers including a jogging stroller require a certain amount of routine maintenance to keep them in good condition and safe for your child. To protect your investment in a jogging stroller be sure to read all the manufacturers instruction that are specific to the model you have chosen and follow their instruction on using and maintaining your stroller.
Before use every time you should check all cables for the hand brake to make sure there are no bubbles or cracks. Worn cables should be replaced before use. Brakes in good working order should stop the jogging stroller with very little effort. Be sure to also check the child restraint (seat belts) and insure they are in good working order before each use.
Since jogging strollers use a bicycle type tires they should be checked for proper inflation.
An under inflated tire will cause unnecessary wear to the wheels and may create a safety issue while running. The rear tires on jogging strollers have bearings that will need to be oiled on a schedule that should be outlined in the manufacturer’s manual. If there in no information on this or you got your jogging stroller used you should check for this important information on the jogging stroller manufacturers website or contact them directly to obtain this important data. Maintaining your jogging stroller in good working order is very important not only to protect your investment but to protect your child.
When placing your child in a jogging stroller or removing them make sure that the brake is on to prevent the stroller from moving.
Always take care when loading your jogging stroller into your vehicle to insure it does not get damaged.
Keep your jogging stroller clean and free of built up dirt and dust to keep it in good working condition.
A little TLC with your jogging stroller will reward you with many years of trouble free use.
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