There are two types of inner tubes, the ones for Radial tires and the other kind. None of them were especially helpful unless the rim would not hold the bead on the tire to keep it from leaking. I used them on rims that even when sand blasted would be to pitted to allow a tubeless tire to keep from leaking.
Bill
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> The sedans had tubes, my sedan has the old Bridgestone tires and they > have tubes in them. I am sure you can still get them, if not my sedan is a > parts car.
> Kevin
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> My rims are so rusted at the valve stem that they will not hold air. Has > anybody used an innertube for the 10" tires? If so where can I get them?
> I see lots of 10" innertubes on ebay for Moped's and Motorcycles but I > don't know if the valve stem would be in the right position. This may sound > like a dumb question but would the tube size be the same as the tire size - > just want to be > sure.
> Thanks,
> Tom