Air-Loc (2) Two 20x8.00-8, 20x10-8, 20x8-8, 20x10.00-8 Golf Cart Mower Tire Inner Tubes Pair

Bought these for my 20x20-8 Husqvarna Lawn Tractor tires, which were tubeless type but had developed slow leakage because of age and dry-cracking on sidewalls. My tread was still real good and replacing the tires were way too expensive for me just for using it in my yard.A small concern when I bought them was whether the valve stems would line up with the hole in my rims since they are offset, but the picture of the tubes looks like the stems are in the middle. However, when I received them I found the valve stems are indeed offset and do line up correctly.Just as an FYI, I found unmounting one tires side from the rim (and pulling over the rim) and inserting the tube wasn't all that difficult. But getting the tire back over the rim was just about impossible. In fact, after spending a couple of hours of stressing and straining, I tossed both tires (one half done and one not started) in my truck, took it to a local tire shop, and they put 'em in and completed both in less than 20 minutes...and for less than $10. Get the tubes, they're really good, butIf you don't have the correct tire mount / remount tools that might be the way to go.

I bought these and love them. The stem is offset so it fit my riding lawnmower rim perfectly. They are the perfect size so getting them in the rim is a lot easier than a set of Harbour freight one I bought. I aired them up and unlike the Harbour freight inner tubes the stem doesn't get suck into the rim. These are what u need

These tubes allowed me to continue working on my lawn tractor without investing a large amount of money in new tires until I know it will work again. Tires would be about $150 the tubes were $20. Since a garden tractor is not a road vehicle I am not worried about putting tubes in a tubeless tire.

My Cub Cadet rear lawn mower tires dry-rotted and the leaks just got worse over time. When I couldn’t finish the lawn without re-inflating one of the tires several times, it was time for a fix. A buddy suggested trying inner tubes. These tubes worked perfectly, but I will warn you… they are not easy to install. I recommend picking up a set of three tire spoons and having another person to help get the tire back on the rim. There’s also a couple of great videos on YouTube that walk you through process. I haven’t had to fill the rear tires since installing the inner tubes. Good luck!

My Dad showed me how to put these on my lawn mower, which had one rear tubeless tire that was constantly going flat. It turns out there was a piece of wire embedded in it. These tubes are great, and hopefully I won't be getting any more flats any time soon.

Due to the type of tire I have (4 ply instead of the standard 2 ply) I had to have these installed by a professional. The tire itself was just too stiff to work with by hand. Anyway, they’re doing their job months after installing them into leaking tires. The tires leaked around the rims and due to age and minor dry rot.

Bought these tubes to put inside me lawn tractors rear tires which were cracked on the sidewalls and leaking air but the tread was still good. New tires were 70 dollars each. These tubes worked great. Valve stem lined up good. Put em in the tires, pumped em up and was good to go plus I saved almost 120 bucks. Very happy

Worked perfectly on my older JD lawn and garden tractor I didnt even have to pull the wheel jacked it up and broke the bead cut the old valve stem off the wheel slid the tube in and viola back in business!