🔧 Set of 2 High-Strength Inner Tubes (4.80/4.00-8") for Minibike, Go Kart, Mower, Hand Truck, Wheelbarrow, Cart - Durable Rubber Replacement Tubes Review

So far so good for a car. I hope the brass bar holds up better than the rubber bar. Usually seems to cause tube failures when connecting the rubber shaft.

Just what I need for my garden tractor cart. One day I remembered my tire fitting skills from 50 years ago [okay I'm old, stiff and frail, after a few stupid false starts I figured it out and it took me 5 minutes to put it all together. Fast shipping, don't worry.

No problem with my garden wheelbarrow with 16" tires 4.80 x 4.00 8" rims. First I pumped them up to check for leaks, no leaks. Then installed it. Do not pinch the hose when installing them. Foam the rubber on the tires to put them back on. Two weeks without a leak. These aren't flimsy, cheap hoses.

I put inner tubes in new tires I wanted to put in so they last longer. .I noticed that some people speak badly about lamps because of their malfunction. When I removed the tires from the rims, I found many sharp welds on the inside of the rim. I had to grind the blades and grind and paint the inside of the rim to prevent the tube from being punctured by the welding blades. Just go there to check them out.

I bought them for a towed garden cart. Installed easily as expected. I have made several of these tires and have a set of tire changers and a small HF tire changer to make things easier. **Must apply a small amount of lube to the tire bead.** Soapy water works great. It's also important to check the inside of the rim for problems. I found a small sharp piece of metal - probably from the original rim manufacturer - that probably caused the previous tube to fail. The offending spike was removed…

I have a two wheeled car that has served me well for many years, but the original tires are dry rotted, the hoses are leaking and the valves are sticky and heavy to fill. I bought a set of new tires and after a long search decided on these inner tubes. The big advantage was the correct position of the valve stem, which matches the hole in the rim. A number of other tubes I've looked at have the stem coming in from dead center. The stem on this one is also metal and angled to make it easier to…