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Inner Tube Finder
Type your tire size to see the inner tubes and rim flaps we stock for it, with the valve on each one.
Find a Tube by Tire Size
Type the size molded on the tire sidewall. Most tubes fit a range of sizes, and each listing shows them all.
Type a size or tap an example.
Reading the Size
Height x width - rim
Mower, ATV and flotation sizes like 16x6.50-8. The last number is the rim diameter in inches.
Width - rim
Farm, truck and industrial sizes like 11.2-24 or 7.50-16. An R in place of the dash means radial.
Dual sizes
4.80/4.00-8 covers both 4.80-8 and 4.00-8 on an 8 in rim. The finder matches either one.
Choosing the Valve
Straight rubber
Rubber covered stem for passenger, trailer, mower and ATV tubes.
Straight metal
Metal stem on a rubber base, common on truck and farm tubes.
Bent metal
An angled stem for wheels where a straight one won't reach or clear, as on many truck wheels.
Air/water
Large bore valve, like the TR218A, for tractor tubes that hold liquid ballast. Fill and drain through it.
Installing a Tube
- Use a tube made for the tire's size range. Never use a tube to stop a leak in a tubeless wheel.
- Dust the tube with tire talc (a dry lubricant), and use an approved liquid lubricant on the tire beads and rim.
- Seat the beads on a locked down tire machine or in a safety cage, and never go over 40 psi to seat them unless the tire maker allows more.
- Once the beads seat, let all the air out and re-inflate. That lets the tube settle without folds or creases.
Can't find your size?
Call 800-328-7400 with the size and the valve you need. We can often cross it to a tube that fits.
- Sources: USTMA Tire Information Service Bulletin Vol. 5 No. 4, Demounting and Mounting Procedures for Motorcycle Tires (tube lubricant, bead seating pressure, deflate and re-inflate); Dexter Axle Product Bulletin #409 (no tubes to fix rim leaks); our product data for sizes and valves.
