AR-PRO (2-Pack) 13 x 5.00-6" Replacement Inner Tubes - Exact Replacement Razor Dirt Quad Tire Tubes, Universal Fit Inner Tubes with TR13 Straight Valve Stem for Lawn Mowers, ATVs, and More

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It's been 30 years since I worked in the wheelset factory, so I don't have a lot of current experience in inner tubes. These may be merely 4 star, but I have no qualms after installing them. 4 put into garden cart split rims, on very, very tired and cracked tires. Work great, no issues at all. Good stems, strong, seem like evenly molded (no thick or thin spots), not worn molds, so less flashing than the tubes I pulled out, etc. Not powdered especially, so open them carefully and use soapy water. And... for those complaining generally they are hard to install, wheels this size are Almost Always split rims. Once pressure is down, unbolt the two shells, and then when the tube is in the tire, put the wheel over the tire/tube set one piece at a time, being careful to align the valvestem, then bolt it down. Easy. No force required at all. DO be sure to put a little air in them before wheel assembly, or you'll never be able to grab onto the valvestem. Just enough to make it puffy but not so much it starts bulging out or you could make it hard to assemble, even pop it.

The tubes worked fine for the tire he ordered. They were easy to install and fair priced. Bought them for hi S tiller. He was very pleased.

Didn’t last very long. Got the job done

Fits my 6.00-16 wheel and tire perfectly.

These tubes repaired a 600.00 trailer to roll again.

My front tires on my mower kept going flat, bought the inner tubes for them and now they stay inflated.

Update after one year: Truely these deserve a one star rating but it's not the brand so much it's all brands that build tubes this way. After one year they have failed and will not take air which means there is a very large tear in them. Until the manufacturers make these correctly they will always fail prematurely. With the stem located in the center of the ID making one twist the tube to get it into the stem hole it's just a matter of time, in my case I got 3 mowings. As a side note I'm not aware of a single tire this size that has the stem coming out of the center of the rim like a bicycle tire. So new tires on order, if you can find a brand that are made correctly then have at it but everyone (as others have mentioned) are made this way. Putting on these tiny tire is a bugger so save your time and money for the inevitable and buy new tires or mounted tires. Not sure quite where to start. Lets start with the quality, seems okay pretty typical as far a thickness etc so no complaints there but. Others have pointed out the valve stem is centered which makes the fit terrible. Since these are made for a typical wheel on lawn tractors and other solid hubs, I doubt there are many if any wheels this size that have the stem centered, it should be offset. So that adds to the frustration of mounting the tire. One must have the upmost patience in mounting these small tires, a 12 pack would be helpful as well. I ended up securing the stem in place by screwing an oversized cap on the valve stem to keep it from sucking back into the wheel to it's "normal" centered position. Seems this is a problem with all the tubes I found on amazon so nothing special to these. Mounting little tires like these is not for the faint of heart and you will likely as I did question the decision to "just tube it" rather than buy new tires mounted. You will be surprised at all the new words one will create during the process, it's not fun or easy but it is possible. Note to manufacturer, make the tube to actually fit the wheels they are meant for with an offset valve stem and you will get plenty of 5 star reviews as your reward.

I had concerns as soon as I took them out of the package and found how light they were in comparison with the original. The first one exploded at a little over 20 psi, and I didn't bother wasting my time with the second. I returned them, and bought one from a tire shop. It cost more, but it holds air.

Fast shipping, great product and price.

I had old utility tires that leaked badly.Even had cracked sidewalls,but that didn't matter for my application.And the price was half of what the local store wanted.In Canada that was Canadian Tire,Home Hardware and Peeveys..they were all more expensive.

Typical tube of today's standard. Needs refilled after about every 2 months. I don't think you'll find any better tubes these days.

Heavy duty tube. Much cheaper for 2 than buying 1 locally. Really impressed with the quality.