Can I use this inner tube for a child's tricycle tire that measures 4.10/3.50-4?
260738
Definitely. It is a good quality tube that will last forever in a tricycle tire and the size is correct.
260739
might be able to help if you can tell me the make and model of the tricycle
260740
I used this tube for hand truck tires and it works very well for that. The trike size seems right as it matches the description. For $5 I's say give it a try!
260741
Should work. I used it on a power washer with the same size as your tricycle. Note, though that the tire is so small you probably won't be able to remove the old one and install the new one in the traditional way. The inner and outer half of the rim probably are bolted together. Take the bolts out to remove the old tube ind install the new one.
260742
if you're if you're tire is embossed with the same numbers is should work,... not sure about your rim/valve stem configuration take a look at the valve stem see if that works for you..by the way sounds like a nice tricycle
1636095
Yes, the CC-RD200 can. You configure it for each tire's size during initial setup. The manual has a table for the common sizes, and also tells you how to measure it yourself.
267434
A lawn and garden store that carries the tires can tell you what size tube to use. I myself don't use tubes.
1570350
This tube will fit. You have a 700 x 28 tire. This tube will fit tires 700 x 25 thru 700 x 32. Should be perfect.
656831
No. Every other answer is incorrect, I'm sorry. If you use these on a tire larger than 1.95, there will not be enough pressure on the bead to maintain control. For example, if you have to hit the breaks, the tire will slide on the rim. If you try to maneuver the bike, the tire will pop off the rim. This innertube will NOT work in a tire larger than specified.I put it on my bike, and there is NO WAY it will be safe to ride. I'm buying a 1.95 tire, and will see if it will still be fat enough. There are other brands that will fit fat tires, but they are expensive.
1596729
After three inner-tubes.....finally checked here, had the same issue, and called for 2 free tubes. Apparently, you should only inflate the tube to 20 psi despite the tire stating 36 psi. Wish I would have known. That would have saved three rides we thought we were going on. I suggest the manufacture contact customers about this flaw rather than wait for someone to get hurt.
692875
700c is equivalent to 26 inches. So I would have to say definitely not. The closest inner tube size that would come close is a 700 X 56C which is equivalent to 29 X 2.2. Be careful to do your own research before investing your money.
175604
Sorry not sure. I bought this for my mom with the measurements of her tires. It was a while ago
1665792
Yes! The 26 represents the diameter of the wheel and since both the tire you currently have and the tire you are replacing it with are the same, it will work. The 2.125 and the 1.95 represent the width of the tire and as far as I can tell only matter when you purchase the tube.
711699
Just Curious- If you want a tube for a 26x2.35 tire you need a tube that is 26x(range includes 2.35). Amazon's search engine will send you on a wild goose chase if you let it. This tube is not right for your tire. Jim
2001565
Mohammad, Yes it will. It is a presta valve so you might have to change inner tubes, however. This is a good practice anyway. If you are unaware of the difference, refer to Sheldon Brown's bicycle web site. I believe it can be found by googling or through Harris Cycle Shop. It is a pretty good wheel for the money. Mine has lasted over a year so far with frequent usage. NP
1264665
I am not sure, when we put this on, we couldn't inflate the tires too much cause that made it a bit more unstable. My recommendation would be to contact the manufacturer and they might be able to help with that. I do have to say my daughter loves riding her bike, and it is so much more light weight than the traditional 3-wheeled adult trike. She can tool around and we are not worried about it now.
647586
From 26 x 1.75 to 26 x 2.125. Inner tubes will expand out to fit the tire to a certain degree so that's why they allow a certain range.
1892227
I'd use a 4/0 or 5/0 ...but, you'd need to use a bullet weight/slip sinker, unless you're going to try to go weightless....and, I would peg the sinker...a 4.5" tube is a BIG tube!
965979
The one I bought had a standard Presta valve. I do not know what you mean by "standard internal valve as opposed to one outside the stem." My complaint with the product I received was that the tube was about 3 inches longer than could be fitted into the tire. I wrote up a complaint against the not-clear-to-me sizing specs. on the package and advertizing. After I talked it over with the bike people at REI the tube SHOULD have fit in the tire. That it didn't was the company's mistake. Because I am not yet familiar with complaints to the manufacturer and returns through Amazon, I just ate the cost and loss. -- I also do not understand your "fits the 32 tire" question. The one I bought had a standard Presta valve. I do not know what you mean by "standard internal valve as opposed to one outside the stem." My complaint with the product I received was that the tube was about 3 inches longer than could be fitted into the tire. I wrote up a complaint against the not-clear-to-me sizing specs. on the package and advertizing. After I talked it over with the bike people at REI the tube SHOULD have fit in the tire. That it didn't was the company's mistake. Because I am not yet familiar with complaints to the manufacturer and returns through Amazon, I... » Read More The one I bought had a standard Presta valve. I do not know what you mean by "standard internal valve as opposed to one outside the stem." My complaint with the product I received was that the tube was about 3 inches longer than could be fitted into the tire. I wrote up a complaint against the not-clear-to-me sizing specs. on the package and advertizing. After I talked it over with the bike people at REI the tube SHOULD have fit in the tire. That it didn't was the company's mistake. Because I am not yet familiar with complaints to the manufacturer and returns through Amazon, I just ate the cost and loss. -- I also do not understand your "fits the 32 tire" question. « Show Less
1052332
No, you cannot. With these chains you can use the following tires and wheels: 30x9.50 15 LT; 225/60.18; 225/75.16 ; 235/50.18 ; 235/70.16 ; 245/60.18 ; 255/50.19 ; 225/55.18 ; 225/70.16 ; LT225/75.16 ; 235/65.18 ; 235/75.15 ; 245/65.17 ; 255/55.18
2250420
The wheel is 700 x 25. You want tubes that are 700 x 25. Usually tubes will come in ranges. Most common range is 700x18-23 and 700x20-25. Both will actually fit the tire as tubes expand easily. If you do decide to use 700x18-23, go 10 less than the maximum PSI on the tires. If you go 700x20-25, you're can just fill it up to the maximum PSI.This bike does not require the valee to be a schrader valve. Presta works as well. I have prestas on mine as they are easier to work with when you need to deflate for quick changes.