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The PetrolScooter 6 Inch Wheel Inner Tube is designed for professionals and DIY users managing heavy-duty equipment like sack trucks, hand trucks, and industrial carts. Its primary benefit is providing a robust, high-durability replacement for worn-out tire components, ensuring your equipment maintains load-bearing stability. Note that this tube features a bent valve stem, which may require specific clearance depending on your wheel rim design, so verify your existing valve orientation before purchase.
| Model Part Number | 4.00-6 |
|---|---|
| Brand | PetrolScooter |
Yes, this tube is compatible with 3.50-6, 350-6, 3.50/4.04, and 4.00-6 tyre sizes.
It uses a standard Schrader valve (the same type as a car tyre), so any standard foot pump or air compressor will work.
While it fits 6-inch wheels, please verify the diameter and valve type of your specific wheelbarrow model before purchasing.
The inner diameter is 150 mm (5.91 inches).
The bent valve is specifically designed to provide easier access to the inflation point on wheels with deep or obstructed rims.
Check the valve core to ensure it is tightened properly and inspect the rim for sharp burrs that may have punctured the tube during seating.
Ensure the bent valve is angled toward the exterior of the rim; if the rim is too narrow, use a flexible hose extension for your pump.
To install, first release all air from the existing tube and remove the wheel from the axle. Use tire levers to carefully pry one side of the tyre off the rim, then pull out the old tube. Before inserting the new PetrolScooter tube, inspect the inside of the tyre for any debris, nails, or sharp objects that caused the original puncture. Slightly inflate the new tube before inserting it into the tyre to prevent twisting or pinching. Regularly check tyre pressure using a gauge, as operating on an under-inflated tube can lead to sidewall damage and premature failure.
