WTD: 33" tyre tubes

[Filthy4x4]

After some second hand tubes just to get my 33s usable. Cant justify paying what I was quoted for new tubes.

Cheap is good

Cheers

Caleb

[mud_slinger]

tubeless is better man

[Filthy4x4]

Not with side wall cracks

[mud_slinger]

how deep are they?

[ant-neil]

tubes can run alot lower presures with out bead locks
i got my tubes for my 33 simexs for $50 each from local tyre shop
shop round i have since found them for $40 since

[Filthy4x4]

3 tyres wont hold air at all, so just wanting some tubes to keep them inflated and mobile.

The set of 4 rims and tyres cost me $50 hence why I cant justify spending $200 on tubes

[suzookyman]

Shop around, I got 4 tubes and my tyres fitted for $140. Tubes are just standard but I reckon traktor tubes are over rated. I had to get tubes fitted as our club won't let you go on a run without them
Al

[Smurf]

The set of 4 rims and tyres cost me $50 hence why I cant justify spending $200 on tubes

With the money you saved on the tyres, you should be able to afford tubes.. LOL

[Filthy4x4]

Ill have a look around, its no biggie.

the tyres are no good, so the money I saved will be going on new tyres

[madlux]

try tyre wearhouse i think its called, in kelston just before repco i get tubes for my 35's for around 30-40 new, They are good to deal with and alot cheeper then most tyre shops in the area....

[Sadam_Husain]

if your putting tubes in, if you can its worthwhile spending the money on heavy duty tubes in the long run and dont forget you get to keep the tubes for your new tyres well after you throw the old perished tyres out. I'm intergrating over to tubeless at the moment coz of too many puntures with HD tractor tubes and before the HD tractor tubes my punture rate was even higher with thin blistering cheap tubes