🚲 Reliable SUNLITE Standad Schrader Valve Tubes: Explore Multiple Sizes! Review

These are cameras, they work. I find they work best if you stretch them before putting them on the discs. Otherwise they never had any problems. But like all internal cameras, they last longer with rubber inserts.

I was able to get my old classic Schwinn bike back on the road. I bought a 700c in size 35-40. Inflated to 55psi. Drives like a dream. Installation was easy, but of course that depends on your bike type and skill level. In fact, this is a camera that works and does not let air through. In general, I am satisfied with the quality of the goods and the price. Have fun driving everyone!

I bought 4 of these hoses. One hose already had a faulty valve that I had to replace, but after about 100 miles of riding, a hole developed in the hose (the rear one, of course). The tire wasn't punctured, I didn't find any debris, and there wasn't a pinch. I kept it properly inflated. I'm a little afraid to ride them. These seemed to be the only tires that would fit my 7000x32 with 48mm stem. I think I'll have to buy bushings and upgrade to a better brand of Presta tubes.

Work normally until you get a broken one. I had it long before I needed it. I finally had an apartment and I used this pipe to redecorate the apartment that night. The next morning I rode my bike to the library, a mile from my house, no problem. When I came out of the library about 2 hours later, my tire was flat again. The only good thing was that the walk home was only a mile away. Took the wheel off and couldn't find a hook. In the end he lowered it into a water pipe and found a very small…

I ordered 2 tubes. They came in individual packaging. I installed them. Both hold their breath with no problems. As for durability, it remains to be seen how time will tell. I put new tires on with these tubes so I expect if they hold air they should hold up fine *just a note. If you've flattened a tire on a bicycle, be sure to clean the inside of the tire when repairing or replacing it. Sometimes an item can remain inside, e.g. For example, a spike or a hardened tire without cleaning it, you…

tube replaced. Like nothing, even if just a little thing. We gather everything together and try to get rid of the twists and folds (the hose seemed too big). I did my usual "catch and release" partial fill to get the hose to expand properly. Released the air, filled and the air poured out. Inspection revealed that the pipe had cracked. My guess is that instead of stretching or unwrapping, it splits even with less than the recommended pressure. I admit that there may have been an installation…

Ordered two of these, one to replace the flat and one to spare. Installation was easy enough, I've replaced many inner tubes, but the first one lasted less than an hour - it came loose at the seam while the bike was just sitting there, and only a 15 minute ride. Okay, I have a bad tube, it happens, so I bought a replacement tube. The second lasted a month before the same thing happened: the pipe burst at the seam, and nobody rode it. It happened elsewhere so yeah I'm pretty sure it's not stuck…

These tubes looked very promising out of the box. I installed them and found that one of my tires was flat the next day. After inspecting the pipe, I found a pinpoint leak at a seam about 1/2 inch from the valve stem. It's unlikely that the tube was pinched due to the leak and the fact that I used only my bare hands and no tools to put the tire back on the rim. The pipe was polished nice and clean before the patch, which I've been doing successfully for almost 50 years. The plaster didn't work…