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Question: Will this work replacing a 26 x 1.75-2.15 tube?  Just got it and realized it seems wide.
Document: Advertised as a 2 1/8&#34; schrader valve but the tube has only a 1&#34;. Wont work and unable to return.
brought 2, one is correct at 26  but the other one is a 28 even when the box says 26
cheap price, however tube failed after 1 ride at the stem. Had a clear manufacturing defect. Got another one on order. For the cheap price, I can't be mad
Went to ride my bike and the tire was flat. I had just put this tube on 1 month before and only rode my bike 1 time. After taking it off, I discovered a 2 inch long split along one of the seams. Bad construction. Tire was nowhere close to the maximum pressure (20lbs below). Will not buy again.
Since I replaced my old tube with this Sunlite tube, I've already put four patches on it within 8 months. About every 1.5-2 months, I need to repair flat tire. It's really bad because it leaked from inner tube every time. I believe that is quality problem.
More importantly, the Slime is a bit smaller in size, presumably to fit the 1.75" diameter tires, which the Sunlight does not (their proclaimed range starts at 1.95); this makes me feel like it's more substance.
Sunlite tubes are the same tube you can buy at Walmart called the Bell, and other low cost brand of tubes. These tubes work great for the casual rider or kid, but for a serious rider their a joke. The tube has large inconsistent thicknesses vary throughout the tube from paper thin to thick which is why some people have had the tubes blow because the paper thin areas got too stressed and blew.
I live in Northern California. We had a nasty rash of thorns blow through our neighborhood this fall. We lost 3 bike tire tubes to the thorns. These Q-Tubes are a great price and easy to replace. Make sure you (1) inflate the tube just enough to give it form before putting inside tire to prevent kinks and (2) find and remove whatever thorn(s) are embedded in the actual tire or it will blow the next tube . I learned the hard way.
It is almost futile to patch a bicyle tube.I always buy a few exta tubes any time I place a tire / bicycle gear order.It's just as much work to put in a new tube than patch and hope it don't leak repaired tube.If I get 2 - 3 flats  the same month or 10 weeks ........Time to order new tires.Buy some extra spare tubes, you will need it.
The tube seems to be of good quality. price was right and i havent had to add any air to them since installation 2 months ago.
Answer: yes