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Not my video but the original Lectric used 4" tires. Current one has 3".

My lectric is my first intro to ebikes. There are two main things to take into account vs regular bikes. One is weight. It is unwieldy until you get it rolling (like a motorcycle). Two is torque. I highly recommend starting in PAS 0 until you start going and then use the controller to move...

It could just be in there tight and needs a little tap on the rim but just in case, here is a video.

Ebikes in general are so heavy.... I did not enjoy lifting my 65lb. folded Lectric into my minivan. It would fit in my Prius C with the seats down, I just dread the thought of lifting into place.

I'd probably get something like this and install the studs. You may have clearance issues though.

I've gotten mine over 27 mph in stock condition. Lower gear on the rear would be nice but frankly if I want speed, my Cannondale road bike with 700c wheels gets me over 30mph with much less effort.

This bike doesn't do 28mph willingly. As mentioned above, there are limitations - 20in wheels being the biggest. If you get your settings up, have tires inflated to 30psi, and have a fully charged battery - it will do 28mph if you pedal like a kid chasing the ice cream truck.

Look for 16" motorcycle tires maybe?

Same battery. I'm at 24 miles on the current charge with 3 bars left, mostly PAS 3 and 4 with gentle hills and 200lbs on the seat.

My battery and keys arrived together in a separate shipment.