Product Description

Warm Tips:

1. Please kindly confirm the size of your bike tire before you buy.

2. Before inserting the new tube, make sure to check for sharp/pointed objects inside or embedded in the tire, that could puncture the tube.

3. Add a little air (to give the tube form) to the new inner tube before installation. This will prevent it from bunching up, causing a pinch flat, or possibly forcing the tire off the rim.

4. Place the valve through the hole in the rim. The valve should stick out at a 90-degree angle. Screw the valve cap on tightly and securely.

5. After installation, make sure the tube is fully inside the tire and not pinched between the tire and the metal frame. Now you can inflate the tire to recommended pressure levels.

6. Check tire air pressure regularly; Try to keep your tire properly inflated as much as possible. Never overinflate and of course, don’t underinflate.

7. Avoid using a screwdriver or any sharp tools during installation to avoid accidental tube or tire punctures.

8. Don’t run a tire in a flat condition; this may affect the tube.

32mm standard schrader valve

  • Standard (also called Schrader) valves are the most common valve type for bicycles.
  • Wider than a Presta valve and typically the same circumference from top to bottom. The pin in the center is a spring-loaded check valve that controls airflow in and out. Check valves are meant to allow airflow in only one direction; your Schrader-valve tube requires pressure on the inner pin to let air in.

How To Choose Tube Size

  • To determine the size you need to check the side wall markings on your tire where you’ll see two numbers separated by an 'X'. The first number refers to the tire’s diameter. The second number refers to the width of the tire.
  • Select the tube that has the exact same diameter as your tire. Your tire's width should fall into the range of widths listed on the tube packaging.

Equipped with 2 tire levers

  • Suitable for all bicycles, including Road Bikes, Mountain Bikes, E-Bikes, Children’s Bikes, BMX, and more.
  • Installation is quick and Easy.

Why choose butyl rubber inner tube for bicycle tire?

  • Butyl rubber tube has good air retention quality at high temperature and load.
  • It has good resistance to heat and harsh weather.
  • It increases tire life due to restricted air loss.
  • It doesn’t require frequent air filling.
  • It can increase the service life of the outer tire and reduce the rolling resistance.