Review on 🚴 Slime 30081 Bike Inner Tube with Slime Puncture Sealant, Heavy Duty, Self-sealing, Prevent & Repair, Schrader Valve, 26-inch x 1.75-2.125 by Jay Liu

I live in downtown Phoenix and use my bike as an alternate mode of transportation. I ride the streets, primers, parks and other rough terrain. I have flat tires on average twice a week. After reading bike blogs recommending these cameras I bought 2 of them. I haven't had any problems with flat tires since I installed them. I found many studs in my tires but they were still inflated. I would just take the studs out and spin the tires and I wouldn't have a problem. I even found a thin screw in one of my tires. I thought it would definitely make me change the tube. Although after removing the bolt and re-inflating the tire I drove about a mile and the tire stayed inflated. I was impressed. Really great even if you have numerous spikes in the pipe. The tire doesn't fully deflate, so you can drive home if you don't have a tire pump with you. Every time I see someone pushing their bike with a flat tire, I tell them to get those inner tubes. I have installed them in my bike tires for over 6 months and have had no problems. ***** IMPORTANT INFORMATION ********* There is one important thing you need to know when purchasing these tubes. Your pump should have a metal valve to pierce the Schrader valve stem. I couldn't use a pump with a plastic valve because it wasn't strong enough to pierce the Schrader valve stem. I always thought my pumps would break until I put 2 and 2 together.