20x4 Fat Bike Tubes 20x4.0 E-Bike Fat Tyre Tubes 20" Compatible with 20x3.50/4.0 Mountain/Road/e Bike/Bicycle Tube 20x3.5 20 x 4.0| AV32mm Schrader Valve

Good quality and purchased many times

Good quality 👍

As described

Not very durable .. quickly get punctured

Super fast delivery as normal, not used yet but seem strong tough tubes

Perfect to replace the tube on my e-bike

I like the feel of these tubes and yes time will tell if they are the business. I replaced my original tubes after 2 years because i fill them with slime which goes hard after this time. My original tubes hit a puncture early on but the slime sealed the problem. I did not trust the source of my original purchase so i swapped onto these tubes which so far is good and doing the job so i am very happy and long may it continue. I may have been unlucky with the original and we know the danger of punctures but my mind works on gut feelings and my gut instincts tell me that the swap over to these is a good decision so here we go with them...

Fits well on 4 inch rim

No issues, inflated fine. Stays inflated. Doesn’t leak. Ideal!

Entrega muy rápida y buen producto

Arrivati puntuali come sempre. Ottimi!

- Compatibility - I used this to replace the tube in the Front Tire of my AddMotor 'HEROTRI M-365X'. I expect, it will fit the back tires equally well. - Durability - The tubes seem hefty & durable, maybe even more so than the original tube I replaced. I expect that the thick butyl rubber construction will make this replacement outlast the original. - Ease of Installation - Everything fit great & installed easily. The whole process took less than 30 minutes. This install was much easier than my previous experiences with my mountain bike & electric scooter. I had been a bit nervous before the installation due to the electric motor being located in the front wheel, but it was not an issue. Big thanks to AddMotor engineers for making the replacement quick and easy with an unpluggable powerline to the front motor. - Tools - 3/4" Wrench Tire Levers Zip Tie I used a 3/4" wrench to remove the wheel. I used a cheap pair of tire levers that I found in my garage to help remove & replace the tire. I'd suggest getting an inexpensive pair, or using a couple of flat head screwdrivers. Not a lot of force was required, but they defiantly made the job a lot easier. Also, I used a zip-tie to help secure the power cable after re-installation.

Bought these fat bike tubes for my son’s e-bike. He LOVES them. He says they fit perfectly and he gives them ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Quality is great!