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Posted By: cesar perez

Tubes - 12/25/21 12:13 AM

Does any one run tubed on 15x3.5 wheels
Posted By: fourgearsavoy

Re: Tubes - 12/25/21 01:50 AM

Would those be front tires? You can get smaller tubes like that at farm stores and motorcycle shops.

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Posted By: Scully

Re: Tubes - 12/25/21 05:36 AM

Originally Posted by cesar perez
Doe[align:right][/align]s any one run tubed on 15x3.5 wheels

Yes, and it could save your life.
Posted By: Cab_Burge

Re: Tubes - 12/25/21 06:27 AM

I use to on some old leaky cast aluminum wheels down, I wouldn't do that now due to the extra weight: down:
Make sure if you do use tubes that you are using the correct tube type for that tire, bias tube for bias ply tires, radial tubes for radial tires twocents
Posted By: lancer493

Re: Tubes - 12/25/21 02:19 PM

I'm using them on my early skinny Ansen wheels that didn't come with the inner safety bead hump that any modern wheel was made with. I was concerned of mass inflation loss after a wheelie or abrupt turns under power. There are a few choices out there. If I can dig up my receipt I will post the vender name here. Merry Christmas All!! Bill
Posted By: topside

Re: Tubes - 12/25/21 03:28 PM

Had tubes in the fronts on my Super Tricks - car came that way.
I didn't run then with the Flys, though.
The extra weight wasn't an issue - the car ran downtrack on its rear bumper for 300 feet before it got wheelie bars.
Posted By: cesar perez

Re: Tubes - 12/26/21 05:37 AM

I just bought tubed for early VW will that work?
Posted By: Cab_Burge

Re: Tubes - 12/26/21 06:31 AM

What size and type (bias or radials?) front tires are you using, Cesar?
If bias and those tubes are for the original bias ply V.W. bug cars your good, if they are for radials and your tires are radials your good scope
Don't run bias type tubes in radials type tires tsk
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