Please tell me what tube to buy for these tires as both of mine have leaky pneumatic ejection holes.
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I bought the Carlisle Turf Saver Lawn & Garden Tire - 16x6.50-8 , so I bought a tube for it : Martin Wheel 16X650/750-8 18X650-8 TR13 Inner Tube for Lawn Mower . Works great. Going on second year. Tube was straight from Amazon, $10.
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A lawn and garden store that carries the tires can tell you what size tube to use. I myself don't use tubes.
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It seems to me that I bought the tube locally, either from Lowes Homebuilding supply (which sells lawn tractors) or from a local lawn mower/garden retail store. I got the impression they were fairly common and one size tube fit several size tires. So tell the salesman the tire size and he should be able to provide the correct tube.
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Make sure your inner tubes have at least a 60mm valve stem. I bought some on eBay for about ~$4.50 a piece. Local bike shops want about $10.
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You should be able to order both tire and inner tube. Look for the tire size on the tire and go from there.
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I'd keep an eye on the pressure and continue with the same tube. Especially if you always carry a spare and know how to install it in the field.
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I used my air compressor. Too bad they didn't come with tires that never go flat. I might switch mine with those. Harbor Freight if you have them near you has tires that never go flat and you don't have to inflate.
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Hi,Yes use the tube and liner, they say tubeless but there versatile, I used new liners and tubes and these tires are awesome in wet as well. Hope I was able to help you with this question.
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Hello Vince, to be honest with you either tube will work, but I would personally go with a smaller tube because they are just easier to install on the fly...
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Inserting an innertube didn't work for me; I ended up buying a new tire and having it filled with a stop-leak product when it was mounted on the rim. Works fine now.
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You need a 26 x 1.95 but a lot of tubes run 26 x 1.75-2.2 or something like that as long as the goes to 1.95 your fine, I got the slime tube at the same time I got the from amazon. The max psi is 65psi, that's what is stamped on the tire and the min is 40psi. I rode them on 40psi and they where fine and I filled them to 65psi and they where even better. If you get the slime tubes fill them a little bit until they are rounded before you put them on to help prevent pinching and then fill them with the valve opposite the ground and adjust the psi the same way to prevent the slime from blocking the valve and oozing out. You need a 26 x 1.95 but a lot of tubes run 26 x 1.75-2.2 or something like that as long as the goes to 1.95 your fine, I got the slime tube at the same time I got the from amazon. The max psi is 65psi, that's what is stamped on the tire and the min is 40psi. I rode them on 40psi and they where fine and I filled them to 65psi and they where even better. If you get the slime tubes fill them a little bit until they are rounded before you put them on to help prevent pinching and then fill them with the valve opposite the ground and adjust the psi the same way to prevent the slime from blocking... » Read More You need a 26 x 1.95 but a lot of tubes run 26 x 1.75-2.2 or something like that as long as the goes to 1.95 your fine, I got the slime tube at the same time I got the from amazon. The max psi is 65psi, that's what is stamped on the tire and the min is 40psi. I rode them on 40psi and they where fine and I filled them to 65psi and they where even better. If you get the slime tubes fill them a little bit until they are rounded before you put them on to help prevent pinching and then fill them with the valve opposite the ground and adjust the psi the same way to prevent the slime from blocking the valve and oozing out. « Show Less
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I don't know, but I do Know that after hitting a medium pothole, I had to replace the 2 I just put on. Talk to your tire man and buy something better.
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No need for tubes with these tires. I mounted them using the redneck-starter-fluid-and-match method, no Slime, and they've held air with no leaks for he past 6 months and still going strong.
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This is a tube that is fill with "slime". It will seal an small punctures by itself. I ride in areas with a lot of rocks and my bike was out in the sub zero temps all winter. The tires are still full of air. Good tubes, just wish the rubber was a little thicker.
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I bought new narrower tubes. I didn't put them in, I just squeezed the old ones in. The tires are great! It kept me from buying a road bike last year.
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Two possible choices. Plug it with a tire repair kit or go get an inner tube from a Lawnmower supply company and put it in.
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yes, you must use tubes. Not sure what your price is so I can't answer that. These are great tires, and will buy them again if mine ever wear out.
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I bought the Slime tubes. Prefilled tubes .!! Self sealing.!! Another option is the dense rubber tubes that are available. They would be perfect for off road or any terrain..
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The Marathon Supreme is by far a superior tire, but is the most expensive as well. I would recommend the Schwalbe's over anything, one of the best puncture protection available - Protex ! Made right here in the US (my state NH), so some of your dollars come back to the USA. The WTB is a good tire, but they burn up fast, not much rubber, Vredestien's are OK, but their not Schwalbe's. Thanks, Eric. 866 465 6172