26 X 1.75/1.95/2.10/2.125in Bicycle Tires - Bike Inner Tubes

26 X 1.75/1.95/2.10/2.125in Bicycle Tires - Bike Inner Tubes

Key Features

• Constructed from high-quality butyl rubber for excellent air retention and puncture resistance.
• Equipped with a standard Schrader (American-style) valve.
• Seamless, mold-cured design ensures uniform wall thickness and durability.
• Designed for consistent performance in a wide range of temperatures.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Direct replacement for any 26-inch inner tube with a Schrader valve designed for the specified width range.
• Interchangeable with tubes from brands such as Kenda, Continental, and Schwalbe that match the size and valve specifications.

Compatibility & Fitment

• Wheel Diameter: 26 inch (ISO 559mm)
• Tire Width Range: 1.75 inch to 2.125 inch
• Example Compatible Tire Sizes: 26x1.75, 26x1.90, 26x1.95, 26x2.0, 26x2.10, 26x2.125
• Valve Type: Schrader (A/V)
• Primary Use: Mountain bikes, cruiser bikes, and hybrid bicycles.

When to Replace

• Following a puncture that cannot be reliably repaired with a patch kit.
• When the tube consistently loses air pressure overnight or in a few hours.
• If the valve stem is damaged, bent, corroded, or leaking at its base.
• If the tube's rubber material shows signs of aging, such as brittleness or cracking.

Installation Tips

• Before installing, inflate the new tube slightly until it holds a round shape. This prevents twisting inside the tire.
• Thoroughly inspect the inside of the tire and rim for any sharp objects or debris that could cause a new puncture.
• Confirm the rim strip is correctly positioned, in good condition, and fully covers the spoke nipples.
• Insert the valve stem through the rim hole first, then carefully tuck the rest of the tube into the tire.
• Avoid using tools to pry the final section of the tire bead over the rim, as this can pinch and damage the new tube.
• Before fully inflating, check that the tire bead is seated evenly on both sides of the rim. Inflate to the pressure indicated on the tire sidewall.