Inner Tube 60 x 230 Bent Valve

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This guide is for owners of strollers, pushchairs, prams, and buggies using the PetrolScooter Inner Tube 60 x 230 with a bent valve, specifically for rear wheels. This inner tube offers a durable and reliable solution for replacing damaged or worn-out tubes, ensuring a smoother ride. A key benefit is the enhanced durability compared to standard tubes, however, it's important to note this tube is designed specifically for certain models, such as the Bebetto.
| Model Part Number | NULL |
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| Brand | PetrolScooter |
This inner tube is size 60 x 230.
It has a bent valve.
It is commonly used on strollers, pushchairs, prams and buggies, specifically the rear wheels of Bebetto models.
Use a pump suitable for a bent valve, and inflate to the pressure indicated on the tire sidewall.
If the tire deflates quickly, check for punctures by visually inspecting the tire and listening for hissing sounds. You may also submerge the inflated tube in water to identify the leak location.
It is primarily designed for models with 60 x 230 size and the bent valve.
Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Replace the inner tube.
Check for punctures. Replace the inner tube if a puncture is found. Ensure the valve is properly sealed.
Ensure the pump is compatible with a bent valve. Check the valve core for blockages.
Verify the correct size (60 x 230) is used. Ensure the tire is correctly seated on the rim.
Replace the inner tube.
Check valve for debris and ensure the tire is seated correctly.
Care: Regularly check the tire pressure. Inspect for any signs of wear or damage. Avoid overloading the stroller.