🔧 Kenda 22x11-8 ATV Tube - 725Y5245, TR-6, Black Review

Bought for an old ATV/4 wheel. The tire had a crack in the sidewall but the tread was in good condition. I asked the local tire shop to put in a tube and put the tire back on. That was cheaper than buying new tires. I went into the woods on an ATV, there were no problems. If another tire fails, I'll probably go this route again.

I have used Kenda tires on motorcycles for many years. The quad had a sidewall leak (old tire) and didn't want to pay $50 for a new tubeless tire. Kenda's internal camera worked great. The valve stem is offset approximately 1 inch from the centerline of the pipe so that it aligns directly with the existing stem bore. Threaded valve stem helps with installation. After inserting the valve stem into the hole, you can turn the nut a few turns. This will hold it in place while you try to get the…

This camera has EVERYTHING you need. As he fixes your garden tractor, he'll teach you patience and your limits, and challenge you to make two screwdrivers work like crowbars. , get on your knees and peek, constantly risking the tires throwing screwdrivers in your eyes. This whistle changed my life and it can change yours too. You can do that !

Kenda ATV Tubes are made of high quality rubber, very thick and, I would say, bulletproof. I use them on my golf cart. Although the car comes with tubeless tires, they will deflate over time. Or worse, if you pump up to the 7 pounds of air they recommend on the sidewall, when you take a really tight turn or hit a steep hill, you'll find that you have a flat tire. The tire "rolls" off the rim and is never in a comfortable position. The car can and will tip over if you drive fast. You can walk to