Kenda Tube Bicycle Tire Tube

Good quality, about half the price from a bike shop or Walmart.

I rarely give five stars to anything but these tubes are better than anything I've used so far and I've been biking to and from work for more than thirty five years. The reason I like them is that unlike all previous brands I've used, they don't develop slow leaks. Normally, I have to pump up my tires about once every two weeks. I even bought an extra air pump to use at work. After about ten weeks of using these, the air pressure is almost the same as it was the day I filled them (110 psi). I use them with "Gator Skin" tires and am very happy with the whole system.

I often dont find it necessary to review a product if its good and already has many good reviews, or if its bad and negative reviews has already been given, but I am surprised to see such fewand unclear review for this product thus I thought I can share a thing or two.Shipping was very fast, price is cheap, product works and had no problem to pump it up to 110psi for my road tire, valve seems strong unlike some which I have had in the past which would just torn apart when I try to remove the pump.Unless you like to ride your bikes with very low pressure tires and always run into pinch flat (in that case you better have thicker & more durable tubes), then I would recommend these tires, they are a little thinner compare to other tubes I had, but like I said so far it works without any problem.

These have worked nicely! I am starting to find that tubes are either hit or miss, regardless of manufacturer, but so far, Kenda are the only tubes that have not had manufacturing issues. I have mainly had issues with these tubes by continental Continental 42mm Presta Valve Tube, Black, 700 x 20-25cc, but also from other manufacturers, especially with pin holes along the seam. Still, tubes are pretty standard, and usually buy whatever is cheapest at the time, which might be why I keep running into manufacturing defects.

Just as advertised works just fine. I read a review about this being another company product or something, but no where was there any other names of any type on this box or tube other then kenda! I ordered another just as a backup days after the first. The valve is medium sized what ever that is i had a presta valve with a longer stem before and i didn't like it as much.

Should not be sold as Kenda tubes. They are Sunlite,by Kenda. If they were marketed that way, you'd know what you were getting. Bait and switch. Careful! First of 3 had a pinhole before even installing. Not sure what the gimmick here is, but be warned. To be precise, this is what I received from Dave n Mark's who fulfilled the order. I e-mailed them and they insisted that the tubes were "Kenda Tubes" as marked on the tube. What the tube actually says is "Sunlite by kenda" Just say that up front so that there will be no confusion instead of arguing about it by e-mail.6/16/16 Update: The other two are now history. The valve stems were brittle junk. The inner valve cores both snapped (different times, different pumps, different people pumping, just for the record) very easily and with almost no pressure or torque. I think the metal was a bad batch or poor quality which perhaps goes with the whole "Sunlite by Kenda" switcheroo. Not impressed. Very poor quality. I will look for name brands and an honest dealer if possible.

I ride on Kenda Small Block 8's with these tubes. Have 6 months with both tube and tires. 100 miles a week with no issues or flats. Love my Kenda products. Have Kenda tires on my John Deere STX-38 tractor also.

I installed a pair of these on a friend’s mountain bike around 1.5 months ago and they’re still holding air without need of refilling. Quality looked and felt similar to any other brand of bike inner tube I’ve used. Based on other reviews, “your mileage may vary,” but my own experience has been positive.