Posted by noncompos on July 05, 2010 at 19:34:58 from (70.58.204.25):
In Reply to: tubes for tires posted by tube on July 05, 2010 at 16:22:38:
Well, it depends on how many tire sizes you're jumping...all the "correct" size tubes I recall working with were designed to expand some just to prevent the folding over/pinching, and while I don't recall scrounging tubes for 20's it was a normal thing for us with car and pickup 16's (who had money for new tubes??)... It also depends on usage: long distance high speed hauling, in which case KY is 100% correct, or bumping around farm fields at 5 to 10MPH?? You should be able to find an online source that lists what tubes can be used in a given tire without pinching (and cheaper tubes often seemed a mite smaller in size) or maybe someone gott an old Sears or Wards catalog...
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