CH. A3 AIRSTOP 35/47X622/635 ST 34mm: Premium Tire Inner Tube for Enhanced Cycling Performance Review

This Michelin "Quality" is no better than the cheapest camera you can find. The leak was where the valve was glued to the hose. This is very poor quality and I wasted an hour of my life putting in another tube.

Buy a bike in a department store and maybe move into an apartment in a few days. Guarantee lamps are no better. Representative! belong to this brand and will probably just sit there and do nothing but change the temperature. Factory lamps always burn out quickly. Once these are installed, fear not.

These hoses have made a huge difference in tire pressure. I used to use a Giant brand tube from my LBS, but every time I rode I had to add at least 15 pounds. pressure on both tires. With Airstop tubes, I've only had to add air to the rear tire once in the last 6 weeks/200 miles.

Excellent tubes! After a few weeks a couple of lights I bought from LBS broke so I got rid of their brand. I bought 6 of these and am still using the first one I installed - over a year later. They hold air better than the hoses I've used. No problem. I should be well stocked with the stocks I buy for years barring any catastrophic spikes or wires.

This product is obviously high quality as soon as you open it, it doesn't have the cheap feel of other cheap branded Walmart cameras in your area, The Valves. Reliable and seem thick and durable. 5 Stars. BTW: I'm sure the thicker tube adds weight, noting that this can be an issue for the weight, but I'm not worried about that, especially in terms of quality!

Michelin AirStop tubes are recognized as the best light aircraft owners money can buy. Most light aircraft have a lot of space, so internal chambers that don't let air through are very much appreciated. I'm an amateur cyclist so I wanted to get the same high quality inner tubes for my bike. I am very happy with them. If you're tired of pumping up bike tires all the time, get them.

ZERO STARS. I ordered this product in July 2019 and so far (September 2019) I have not needed it and after installing it I found that there is a hole in it. "New" straight out of the box. Ridiculous. And now it's too late to return to Revane. Proves that you can spend a lot or a little on cameras and have problems either way. I was first drawn to the Michelin name. Now I see that the name is worthless.

After a couple of punctures - all on paved bike paths, no terrain - I bought a set of Michelin Protec tires and these tubes. ZERO problems in almost 3000 miles since then. Last fall I wore the tires and replaced them with new inner tubes. It was October; I didn't need to refill air, now 6 months later! I ride several times a week; mostly paved, with some light gravel/packed earth here and there, but any component that doesn't cause problems wins in my book.

I understand that the 'Airstop' in the brand name of these tires means that your ride will stop. . . because the tires ran out of air! I primarily ride on paved surfaces but bought these for their supposed ability to seal themselves against punctures. I lifted the screw and she didn't handle it. . . but I didn't really expect that. However, I had to replace these tubes several times as they came apart at the seam. Since the pandemic began in March, trips have come to a complete standstill…