Tire Tubes
Find tire tubes to replace a leaking inner tube and get your equipment rolling again. Browse replacement options with your tire’s sidewall size handy, and check the valve stem type and fit requirements before choosing a tube.
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Best Of FAQ
A tire tube, also called an inner tube, is an inflatable liner that sits inside a tire. It holds the air and has its own valve stem for inflation.
Tire tubes can be found in some tractors, riding mowers, wheelbarrows, garden carts and other equipment around the farm. Whether a particular wheel takes a tube depends on its tire and wheel design.
A tube-type tire has a separate inner tube to hold air. A tubeless tire holds air within the tire-and-wheel assembly without a separate tube. Check the tire markings or equipment manual to find out which setup your equipment has.
A straight valve stem extends directly outward from the tube, while a bent stem angles to one side. The wheel design and valve opening determine which style the assembly calls for.
No. A tire tube is the inflatable part inside a tube-type tire. A tire flap is a separate liner that sits between the tube and rim in some wheel assemblies. Not every tube-type setup calls for a flap.