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  1. I am not in USA but I had bad experience with tubes from a supermarket.I know a dude who said that he buys tubes in bulk it maybe a viable option for you .Also get patching kit.

  2. At $5 this is officially the cheapest BMX part I have ever bought and probably the cheapest one I ever will buy

  3. FloridaCelticFC on

    Tubes a tube. I bought a pile of them from BMX Guru for $1.99 each but would totally run that walmart tube and have in the past.

  4. I’d go odyssey. The price is marginally different and you’re supporting the industry 🤌 also I’m sure they’re better 😬

  5. AnExpensiveCatGirl on

    i ride the cheapest tubes i can, only times i had punctures where either because of not enough pressure, or because of something going through the tires.

    Always keep one on your backpack, with whatever tools you need to replace a tube. (i also recommend tools to re-position the bars and take the brake pads off if you run brakes.)

  6. eeasyontheextras on

    no different than any other branded tube you’d buy, they’re all made in the same factory with different labels.

  7. I double up the cheap tubes, take a popped one and wrap it around a new one and you get extra thick thorn resistant tubes.

  8. Back when I used to work in a bike shop our cost on tubes was $1 per, then markup was like $7. Crazy margins. This was also 2004’ish so I imagine the margins may have tightened a bit but still. They all work. As long as it’s not a “slime tube” assuming they even still exist. They were awful

  9. Ive used department store tubes most of my life and i rarely get flats compared to others, they are usually a bit heavier than big bmx name brands but they’re thick and last long

  10. tubes is tubes is tubes for the most part. your walmart might stock the goodyears if that makes you feel better but a nail will pop a $10 tube the same as a $5 tube

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