AC 35 Disc EVO WSTO

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Manufacturer's part number: LRS-10589-01

Serial or batch number: See the label on the wheel or on the packaging.

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Weight limit: 110 kg total weight
Do not exceed the specified maximum total weight (rider + bicycle + luggage). Exceeding this limit can lead to equipment failure and cause a fall resulting in serious injury.

Maximum tire pressure for the rim: 7 bar / 8 bar (tubeless / tube)
Do not exceed the specified maximum tire pressure. Always take into account the combination of tire, rim, and setup (reduced maximum pressures, especially for tubeless and hookless setups)! If different values apply to the wheel and tire, the lower value is always the valid maximum. Excessive pressure can cause a tire blowout and thus lead directly to crashes resulting in serious injuries.

Permitted tire widths: 25–45 mm
Use only tire types and sizes approved in the spec sheet (especially for tubeless and hookless setups). Incorrect combinations can lead to tire failure or the tire coming off the rim, which can directly cause crashes resulting in serious injuries.

Professional Assembly:
The assembly, disassembly, and maintenance of safety-critical components (e.g., spokes, hub bearings, tubeless setup, brake rotors, thru-axles, cassette) must only be performed by qualified specialist personnel. Improper execution can lead to material failure and serious accidents.
Always tighten thru-axles, cassettes, and brake rotors with a torque wrench, observing the torque values specified by the respective manufacturer. Grease the freehub body before installing the cassette to prevent cogging of the sprockets. When mounting or dismounting tires, use only plastic tire levers as a last resort; never use metal levers or other hard objects to avoid damage to the rim and tire.

Area of Use: 1
Only use the wheelset for its intended purposes (e.g., road bike or gravel), see link: Leeze Application Areas. Use the wheelset only with disc brakes. Do not expose the wheels to high temperatures (e.g., in a car in the sun or leaning against a radiator). Not suitable for downhill, BMX, jumps, cargo transport, or other extreme forms of use.

Regular Inspection:
Regularly check your wheels for cracks, delamination, and damage to spoke holes, brake track, or rim bed. For optimal spoke tension and trueness, we recommend wheel checks every 5,000–10,000 km, every 12–24 months, or after 6 months of inactivity. If damage is suspected, stop riding immediately and contact Leeze service. In case of doubt, discontinue use immediately and consult the manufacturer or a specialist dealer.

Regular Maintenance:
Clean rims, spokes, and hubs regularly with mild soap and water; avoid high-pressure cleaners and direct water jets on bearings. Store wheels dry and dry them after wet rides. For extended periods of inactivity (>6 months), we recommend a bearing and wheel check. Clean and grease the freehub system regularly. For tubeless systems, replace sealant and rim tape at least twice a year to prevent damage to spoke nipples. Negligence in maintenance can lead to premature wear, malfunctions, or sudden failure during a ride, thus posing a safety risk.

After a Crash or Impact:
Stop riding immediately and have the wheels professionally inspected, even for minor or invisible damage. Invisible cracks in the carbon can lead to sudden breakage and a crash.

Disposal: Do not dispose of damaged carbon wheels with household waste. Return them to a specialist dealer, the manufacturer, or an appropriate collection point. Before disposal, check if repair or reconditioning by the manufacturer is possible.

Last update of the safety instructions: August 15, 2025