2 Pieces 4.10/3.50-4 Inner Tube with Tire Lever, Valve Stem for Wheelbarrow, Lawnmower, Stroller, Generator, Garden Cart

Product Description

  4.10 / 3.50-4 inner tube, excellent replacement for handcarts and other applications that use the same size inner tube. Perfect for most 10" 4.10 / 3.50-4 wheel applications.  

Specification

Material: Isobutylene Isoprene Rubber Size: 4.10 / 3.50-4" Feature: Inflatable Valve: TR87 Bent Stem Ply Rating: 4 Maximum Inflation: 30 PSI Package Includes: 2 Inner Tubes  

Compatible Models for Reference

Hand Trucks Lawn Mowers Wheelbarrows Dollies Small Tractors Garden Wagons  

Compatible models for reference

Garden trailers

Trolley carts

Wagons

Generators

Snow blowers

High pressure cleaners

Air compressors

Wood chippers

 

Universal causes of tire and tube failures: A single puncture or small hole usually comes from a thorn, wire, or small nail. These may be repairable. Check the tire as well for thorn etc. then remove it. Double slots are usually the result of rim pinching. The tube was pinched between the rim and an object in the road/trail. Increase air pressure or use wider tires. A blowout causing a large, jagged hole. These are usually not repairable. Also check for damage to the tire and rims. A long cut or tear can also indicate a tire blowout. As a rule, this is not repairable. Exercise caution when fitting a tire during installation.	Inspect Before Installation Inspect the outside of the tread for nails, pieces of glass, thorns, or other protruding objects. Visually inspect the inside of the tire casing for nails, glass, or debris. Wipe the inside of the casing with a cloth, then carefully feel the inside with your fingers. Be careful if you use a tire lever. A tire lever can very easily puncture your inner tube. Inspect both sides of the tire for the bead seat and for any signs of the inner tube coming out. Reinstall if necessary.	How to inspect the hole on the inner tube? Inspect for air leaks by holding the inner tube close to the sensitive skin of your lips or near your ear. Move the tube around its circumference. If these steps don't work, push the inner tube into water and watch for bubbles in the hole.