Inner tube question

[NickMaul]

Any one see a problem putting this companies 35x12.50x15 inner tube in my 34x10.50x15 ltb on a 15x8 wheel? or would it be better stretching a 33x12.50x15 instead?

http://www.countrywidetire.com/SubCategoryDetail.aspx?CategoryName=Radial Light Truck Tubes


Nick

 

[GubNi]

Stretch a 33 tube

 

[rodney eppes]

X2 on the 33. Will also eliminate the chance, of tube, getting a wrinkle in it. A wrinkle will wear a hole in itself. Blow the tire tube assembly up, [32-35pis] then let all the air back out. make sure the stem is centered, then inflate to desired psi. Best way to eliminate wrinkles.

 

[willness33]

33" tube. I use a 33" tibe in a 36" tire with no issue. However, it's a wheelin tire only.

 

[RatLabGuy]

Smaller tube.

Tubes are rated mainly by their width, not height - b/c the height varies susbtantially depending on how much air you put in it. Really you need a tube rated for a 10.50 tire.
And yeah you don't want that thing to get wrinkled and pinched, esp when running aired down.

 

[Combatwombatyj]

Which one on that site should I buy for my 35x12.50x15 tire?

 

[rodney eppes]

Seems like one of the Tire Vendors, on here would advise you. I don't know how the tubes are sized,but seems like something for a 34X10.50.