BMX Tubes
SkatePro BMX Valve Caps 2-Pack
$2.95Cult 20" BMX Tube
$6.95Salt BMX Tube 20''
$5.95Salt BMX Tube 18''
$5.95Mankind Valve Caps
$8.95Salt BMX Tube 16''
$5.95Odyssey Air Supply Tube
$6.95Hohing Mini BMX Tube
$6.95Kink Tube Still BMX Tube
$5.95Cinema Valve Caps
$4.95Wethepeople 20" BMX Tube
$7.95Cinema 20" Schrader BMX Tube
$5.95SkatePro Schrader BMX Tube
$5.95Salt BMX/MTB 26'' Tube
$6.95Salt BMX Tube 12"
$5.95Salt BMX Tube 24''
$6.95Rant 14" BMX Tube
$5.95Eclat Helium 20" BMX Tube
$11.95Radio Tubeless Valve
$14.95 $12.95Salt BMX Tube 14"
$5.95Tubolito 24" Tubo Cargo Schrader Lightweight BMX Tube
$27.95 $24.95Tubolito Tubo 27.5" Presta MTB Tube
$27.95 $21.95Rant 16" BMX Tube
$5.95Haro BMX Tube
$5.95Replacing Your BMX Tubes
BMX tubes are found on the inside of the tires, and it is the part of the wheel that holds the air. They are made with different types of strong rubber and will have a tire valve, either a Presta or Schrader valve to inflate the tube.
Due to the nature of BMX riding, the inner tubes will need to be replaced at some point. Whether you’re into freestyle or racing, you’ll know that in both disciplines the tires endure hard impacts and repetitive pressure, which will, sooner or later, lead to smaller or larger punctures. Small punctures can be fixed with a repair patch kit, but if your BMX inner tube continues to lose air pressure, it is time to buy a new tube. For guidance on how to correctly set in your inner tube, check out our short video on How to Install BMX Tires and Inner Tubes.
What BMX Tube Size Do I Need?
Simply put, the size of your BMX tube needs to match the size of your BMX tire. This is in terms of diameter and width. The most common tire diameter is 20 inches, so a 20 inch BMX tube would fit nicely here. The inner tube width is given as a range, for example, 1.70 - 2.5 inches. The tire width should be within this range, but if it is slightly narrower or wider than these measurements, it will still work.
When you are replacing your BMX tubes, it is worth checking on your tire to see its condition. Over time, they can lose traction or be susceptible to punctures. If you are thinking about getting new tires as well, then check out our collection - BMX Tires.