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Old 06-07-2013, 02:43 PM
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I'm looking for tire tubes for 10.5" wide tires, does anyone have any experience with those cheap multisize tubes on ebay? All the ones I've been seeing have the valve stem in the center of the tube where on the wide wheel the hole is on the outside edge.
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I'm looking for tire tubes for 10.5" wide tires, does anyone have any experience with those cheap multisize tubes on ebay? All the ones I've been seeing have the valve stem in the center of the tube where on the wide wheel the hole is on the outside edge.
I buy all my tubes from a local tire shop. When I buy the ones for the rear I use the bolt-on valve stem style. They aren't very expensive. I was thinking about $15 each. Don't try those ebay ones. If the valve stem is in the center, the tube WILL fail.
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I've been buying tubes from Miller Tire or Greater Cleveland tire, when I buy the tires.
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PO drilled a hole in the center of the wheel on my 1650. So it now has 2 valve stems. Looks kinda funny...
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PO drilled a hole in the center of the wheel on my 1650. So it now has 2 valve stems. Looks kinda funny...
Do you have to inflate them both, equally!??





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