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Inner Tube 145x70-6 Tyre 6 Inch Bent Valve Petrolscooter MPN:35422

Inner Tube 145x70-6 Tyre 6 Inch Bent Valve Petrolscooter MPN:35422

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Inner Tube 145X70-6 145X7.00-6 145/70-6 Tyre 6" 6 Inch Bent Valve Quad Bike Atv 5056213548216

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This heavy-duty inner tube is designed for quad bikes and ATVs, offering a reliable replacement part for tires sized 145x70-6 and similar. Its key benefit is providing a durable solution to maintain your vehicle's tire integrity. A potential caveat is ensuring compatibility with your specific wheel rim and tire combination.

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Model Part Number35422
BrandPetrolscooter

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FAQs

What tire sizes does this inner tube fit?

This inner tube is designed for tires marked 145x70-6, 145x7.00-6, 4.00x5.00-6, 700-6, or 400-6.

Does this inner tube come with a valve stem?

Yes, this inner tube features a bent valve stem.

How do I know if this inner tube will fit my wheel?

Ensure your wheel rim is 6 inches in diameter and that your tire is one of the compatible sizes listed. Always check your tire's sidewall for size markings.

Is this inner tube suitable for heavy-duty off-roading?

It is a heavy-duty replacement inner tube suitable for general recreational use on ATVs and quad bikes. For extreme off-roading, consider reinforced tires or specialized tubes if available.

What is the benefit of a bent valve?

A bent valve provides easier access for an air pump or gauge, especially on wheels where space is limited.

How often should I check the tire pressure?

It is recommended to check tire pressure before each use, or at least weekly, to ensure optimal performance and safety.

Troubleshooting

Inner tube won't hold air

Check for punctures in the inner tube, ensure the valve stem is properly seated and not damaged, and verify the tire bead is sealing correctly against the rim.

Difficulty mounting the tire

Ensure the inner tube is only slightly inflated to give it shape. Use tire levers carefully to avoid pinching the inner tube. Lubricating the tire bead can sometimes help.

Valve stem leaks

Ensure the valve cap is securely tightened. Check the valve core for tightness and inspect for any damage. A small amount of soapy water can help locate small leaks.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable construction for extended life.
  • Easy inflation access with a bent valve.
  • Designed for a specific range of common ATV/Quad tire sizes.
  • Includes a protective valve cap.

Cons

  • May not fit all 6-inch wheel rims if tire bead differs significantly.
  • Requires manual installation, which may involve some effort.
  • Solely a replacement part, does not improve existing tire performance.
  • Specific size compatibility is crucial.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Carefully remove the old tire and inner tube from the wheel.
  2. Inspect the inside of the tire for any sharp objects or debris.
  3. Slightly inflate the new inner tube to give it shape.
  4. Insert the bent valve through the valve stem hole in the wheel rim.
  5. Tuck the slightly inflated inner tube evenly inside the tire.
  6. Mount the tire back onto the wheel rim, ensuring the inner tube is not pinched.
  7. Inflate the tire to the recommended pressure, checking for leaks.

Compatibility:

This inner tube is designed for tires with the following size markings: 145x70-6, 145x7.00-6, 4.00x5.00-6, 700-6, or 400-6. It fits wheels with a 6-inch rim diameter. Always confirm your tire's sidewall markings before purchasing to ensure a proper fit.

Care:

  • Regularly check tire pressure and inflate as needed.
  • Inspect the valve stem and cap for damage or debris.
  • Avoid over or under-inflation, which can damage the inner tube and tire.

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