Standad Schrader Valve Tubes, Multiple Sizes

I found myself in the market for some new bike tubes after 2 Bell tubes I bought from Walmart exploded on my road bike even under recommended pressure. (Fortunately i was never ON the bike when it happened.) There is no bike shop in town so off to Amazon I went. The Sunlites have been a solid product in the length that I've had them (2 months or so), and don't seem quite as puncture prone as the Bells they replaced. I also purchased Mr. Tuffy tire liners because i was sick of remounting wheels, and the combination has proven durable. I rode a 6-mile stretch of road yesterday that was littered with rocks and debris, and everything held up. Will buy again next time I buy tubes.

After a couple of bad experiences with the "extra thick" tubes (two in a row had the valve stem break off), I decided to try regular tubes based on the low cost and the ease of replacing on the side of the road from my backpack.If you're looking for a quality tube at a decent price, this is one I'd recommend. I use the tubes on my 2010 Trek 7300.

Nice tube at a reasonable price (especially with Super Saver shipping!). I'm running these in Kenda 700 x 28 tires on a hybrid bike. They seem to be durable...have not had problems with pinch flats.I have Swift Arriv wheels, which have a "V" shaped rim (as opposed to a "flat" rim). I can use these tubes and not worry about extensions, or actually using tubes with "extended length" Schrader valves. After I inflate the tire, and twist on the valve stem cap, there is about a "strong" 1/8th inch clearance between the bottom of the cap and the "V" rim.The original tubes that came with the bike had "extended length" Schrader valves.I have been into my wheels a few times, to install new rim strips [I had a first-day flat due to a mis-aligned rim strip), and Mr. Tuffy tire liners. These tubes seem to be of higher quality [better finish, fewer of those tube "ridges," perhaps a bit thicker (??--not positive)] than the original Kenda tubes that came with the bike. No flats in the past few weeks, but the tire liners may be helping out there.No problems holding air pressure at 85 psi, which is what the Kenda tires call for.

I ordered a Shrader valve, the box I received said Shrader but there was a Presta valve tube in the box. It was the right size and wanted to ride right now so i put it on the rim and have been riding on it for a month or so with no problems. I have two bikes and this is my commuter bike. It takes more of a beating but I ride it shorter distances than my road bike. I'll keep riding it and see how long it lasts. I have just 50 miles or so on it but if it last a few hundred miles I'll switch the other wheel to Presta too

***SCAM*** These tires are a scam and non refundable. The Tube size is not close to the description/stamped size on the tube. They are not 700(27in) tubes. They came and are several inches too big in diameter. They hang so far down below my rim when lined up that is it laughable. Can't believe how bad this is.

purchased to replace 25 year old tubes on a 25 year old bike with 27 x 1 1/4" tires. Went into the tires and on the bike fine, none of the problems I read in some of the reviews. Not saying some of them can't have defects, but if a tube is not put on properly it can easily pinch and go flat immediately. Worked fine for me and inflated to 90psi held up so far.

First, I ordered 2 of these from the seller, both with shrader valves, but the delivery came with one schrader and one presta which requires a completely different air pump fitting. I tried contacting the seller, but I could not find the contact info on Amazon. I did a search and called a phone number that was listed for the company. The guy who answered was nice but angry since he said that they get lots of calls with complaints about the company due to the fact that someone is using their name and they can't seem to do anything about it. Obviously they were not able to help. So I thought about returning the item but with the fees and time involved I, instead , bought a new pump. I have put the two tubes on my Schwinn and so far the tubes are holding air. That's its' job. So as far as I can tell, it is doing its' job. But I was disappointed in the mistaken order.