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Inner Tube 13x5.00-6 - Bent Angled Valve - Petrolscooter

Inner Tube 13x5.00-6 - Bent Angled Valve - Petrolscooter

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Inner Tube 13X5.00-6 13X500-6 6" 6 Inch Bent Angled Valve Zoom Gokart Kart 5056213548193

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This heavy-duty inner tube is designed for ATV, Quad, Gokart, and other recreational vehicles requiring a 13x5.00-6 tire size. Its primary benefit is providing a reliable and durable replacement to ensure optimal performance and safety. A key consideration is its specific fit; ensure your tire size matches precisely before purchase to avoid compatibility issues.

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Model Part Number35447
BrandPetrolscooter

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What size tires does this inner tube fit?

This inner tube fits tires with the following sizes: 13x5.00-6, 145x70-6, 145x7.00-6, 4.00x5.00-6, 700-6, 400-6, 450-6, and 5.00-6. The wheel rim size must be 6 inches.

What type of valve does this inner tube have?

It features a Schrader valve, which is the same type used on most car tires. The valve is bent at an angle for easier inflation.

Is this inner tube suitable for heavy-duty use?

Yes, it is described as a heavy-duty inner tube designed for durability and reliability in applications like ATVs and Gokarts.

Does it come with a valve cap?

Yes, the inner tube includes a valve cap to protect the Schrader valve.

Can I use this on a different rim size?

No, this inner tube is specifically designed for a 6-inch wheel rim size. Using it on a different size rim will not be compatible.

How do I know if my current tire needs replacement?

Look for signs of wear such as a smooth tread, cracks in the sidewall, bulges, or frequent air loss. If you experience any of these, it's time to consider replacing the tire and potentially the inner tube.

Troubleshooting

Inner tube will not inflate

Ensure the Schrader valve is properly seated and the valve cap is removed. Check that the tire is correctly seated on the rim, creating a seal. Verify there are no obstructions in the valve stem.

Inner tube loses air quickly

Inspect the inner tube for punctures. Carefully check the inside of the tire and the wheel rim for sharp objects, damage, or burrs. Ensure the valve stem is not damaged and the tire is properly seated on the rim.

Valve stem is difficult to access

The bent angled valve is designed for easier access. If still difficult, ensure the tire is not over-inflated or the wheel is not positioned at an awkward angle. For some installations, a short valve extension might be considered, though this is not typically required.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable construction for extended lifespan.
  • Bent valve simplifies inflation in tight spaces.
  • Direct replacement for common tire sizes.
  • Includes valve cap for added protection.

Cons

  • Requires precise tire size matching for compatibility.
  • May not fit all 6-inch rim sizes if tire sidewall dimensions differ significantly.
  • Bent valve may not be ideal for all wheel configurations.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility:

  • This inner tube is specifically designed for tires measuring 13x5.00-6. It is also compatible with tires designated as 145x70-6, 145x7.00-6, 4.00x5.00-6, 700-6, 400-6, 450-6, and 5.00-6.
  • The wheel rim size must be 6 inches.
  • Features a Schrader (car-type) valve.

Setup:

  1. Remove the old inner tube from the tire and wheel assembly.
  2. Inspect the inside of the tire for any sharp objects or debris that may have caused the previous puncture.
  3. Lightly inflate the new inner tube to give it shape, making it easier to position within the tire.
  4. Carefully place the inner tube inside the tire, ensuring the valve stem aligns with the valve hole on the wheel rim.
  5. Mount the tire onto the wheel rim according to standard tire mounting procedures.
  6. Ensure the valve stem is properly seated and secure.
  7. Inflate the tire to the recommended pressure for your specific vehicle.

Care:

  • Regularly check tire pressure and maintain it at the recommended level for your vehicle.
  • Inspect tires for wear and damage during routine checks.
  • Store spare tubes in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and sharp objects.

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