TIGER CYCLES Inner Tube - 700 x 35-47c - Presta 48mm

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The TIGER CYCLES Inner Tube (700 x 35-47c) is designed for commuters, gravel enthusiasts, and hybrid cyclists seeking a dependable replacement tube for everyday riding. Featuring a durable butyl rubber construction and a versatile 48mm Presta valve, it provides consistent pressure retention across varied road surfaces; however, users should ensure their rim depth is compatible with the 48mm stem length before installation.
| Model Part Number | 004067434 |
|---|---|
| Brand | TIGER CYCLES |
Yes, this tube is designed for tires between 35c and 47c, so it fits a 38c tire perfectly.
You can, but you may need a valve adapter or rim grommet to prevent the thinner Presta valve from moving around in the larger hole.
The TIGER CYCLES inner tube features a standard fixed core unless otherwise specified on the packaging.
This tube is constructed from high-quality butyl rubber, known for its air retention and durability.
Yes, it can be used in tubeless-ready rims as long as the tire is installed with an inner tube.
Check that the tire bead is seated correctly and verify that the valve core is tightened securely.
Ensure the tube is not pinched between the tire bead and the rim wall; use a small amount of soapy water on the tire bead if necessary.
Ensure the valve nut is tightened and check if there is debris inside the valve core preventing it from sealing.
To install this tube, deflate your old tube completely, remove the tire bead from one side of the rim, and extract the old unit. Before inserting the TIGER CYCLES tube, inspect the inside of your tire casing for thorns, glass, or debris. Inflate the new tube slightly to give it shape, insert it into the tire, and seat the tire bead back onto the rim carefully using tire levers if necessary.
To maintain the longevity of the tube, ensure your tire pressure remains within the manufacturer's recommended range indicated on your tire sidewall. Regularly check for signs of dry rot if the bike has been stored for long periods, and always carry a patch kit alongside this tube for unexpected emergencies.