Purchase two of them. One came out of the box with the seams not even sealed fully by the valve stem. After reading reviews I see this is a pattern I wish I'd rather views first

Valve stem is extremely weak, absolutely a waste of money. I own an ATV repair business and am no stranger to tubes or how to properly install them, this tube failed within minutes of being put into use.

Bought 2 of these and the valve stem pulled out of both of them. Bought another similar from XXXX XXX Tire and it worked fine. I wasted $XX. Guidelines say you can't mention price? I tried to add pictures but that doesn't work either.

There is absolutely no way , I don't care how cheap something is or isn't there's absolutely no way so many people have bought these tubes and every single one leaks at the stem. It's not possible he'll the company would manufacturer them if they were that bad.... y'all do realize when you air up a tube for the first time there is trapped air between the tube and rim/tire right so if you air it up and let it sit at air pocket escapes and then it's flat again because you don't have the right amount of air in it so you have to air them up let the air out air it up let the air out do that a few times and it forces all that trapped air out and maybe when you deflate it push on the bead a little bit to create an opening to let air out I usually do that three four times then I air them up and have no problem with them.,. There's a reason people are experienced professionals but this stupid diy day and age is a joke .. got everyone thinking "I can do this myself how hard can it be , ill just watch boobtube and they will teach me". What a joke .. yes some are capable and there are some good videos to help but not everyone is capable seriously just cause Mom said you can do anything do take that seriously you'll just hurt yourselves... lol... Anyways some Wheels were actually have two valve stems and that one valve stem is part of the rim and is to let the extra air out and then the tube valve stem goes in the other one but that's mainly on dirt bikes and stuff but either way air it up deflated it allows the tube to get seated properly so it's not folded up anywhere in there or anything like that and it lets the extra air out slowly forces it out and then you're good to go I have used hundreds of these tubes on various projects and they're still in them and still working hell we even use them on a motorcycle running down the highway so there's nothing wrong with these tubes buy them all day long if you install them right or have them done right as simple as that...