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Shop Tube Type Tires
Order Tube Type tires by tire type, service description, brand, mileage warranty, availability, and current price.
Before choosing Tube Type tires, match the vehicle-required load index, speed rating, and any applicable load or designation requirements.
Before buying tube-type tires: the TT marking
Tube-type tires are tires designed to hold air with an inner tube, marked TT on the sidewall. Tube-type tires are bought for many farm tractors and implements, multi-piece truck and OTR rims, spoked motorcycle wheels and vintage vehicles, where the wheel cannot seal air on its own.
Wheels that require buying tube-type tires
Wheels with spokes, rivets or multi-piece construction leak air through the wheel itself, so owners of these wheels buy tube-type tires and fit inner tubes. A tubeless tire can run with a tube in an emergency, but a tube-type tire cannot run without one.
Matching the inner tube when buying tube-type tires
An inner tube must match the tire size printed on the tube, such as 18.4-38 for a farm tire or 4.00-8 for a small equipment tire. An undersized tube stretches thin and fails; an oversized tube folds inside the tire and chafes through, so the tube size is checked when the tire is bought.
Flaps and valve stems to plan for when buying
Tube-type tires on flat-base truck and OTR rims need a rubber flap between the tube and the rim. Farm tube-type tires use tube valves such as TR218A, which allow water ballast filling through the valve, so farm buyers plan the valve type with the tire.
Buying tube-type tires for vintage vehicles
Antique and vintage vehicles with wire wheels or early steel wheels need tube-type tires, because those wheels were never built to seal air. See antique tires for period sizes and styles.
A new inner tube with every new tube-type tire
A new tube-type tire is fitted with a new inner tube, because a used tube has stretched to fit the old tire and can pinch or fold in the new one. Budget for a new tube, and a new flap where the rim needs one, with every tube-type tire purchase.
Choosing ply rating when buying tube-type tires
Tube-type farm and implement tires are sold in ply ratings such as 6-ply, 8-ply and 10-ply. Buyers choose the ply rating that carries the machine's weight on each wheel, and step up for heavy wagons and loaders.
Ordering tube-type tires with NeoTires
Tube-type tires are found by the size and TT marking on the current tire. Search that size on NeoTires, compare tube-type tires by ply rating and price, and add the tube-type tires to the cart, planning a new inner tube in the matching size for each one. NeoTires dispatches tube-type tires the same day across the US, with free shipping on tires marked Free shipping and Klarna, Affirm and Afterpay financing available at checkout.
Before buying tube-type tires: the TT marking
Tube-type tires are tires designed to hold air with an inner tube, marked TT on the sidewall. Tube-type tires are bought for many farm tractors and implements, multi-piece truck and OTR rims, spoked motorcycle wheels and vintage vehicles, where the wheel cannot seal air on its own.
Wheels that require buying tube-type tires
Wheels with spokes, rivets or multi-piece construction leak air through the wheel itself, so owners of these wheels buy tube-type tires and fit inner tubes. A tubeless tire can run with a tube in an emergency, but a tube-type tire cannot run without one.
Matching the inner tube when buying tube-type tires
An inner tube must match the tire size printed on the tube, such as 18.4-38 for a farm tire or 4.00-8 for a small equipment tire. An undersized tube stretches thin and fails; an oversized tube folds inside the tire and chafes through, so the tube size is checked when the tire is bought.
Flaps and valve stems to plan for when buying
Tube-type tires on flat-base truck and OTR rims need a rubber flap between the tube and the rim. Farm tube-type tires use tube valves such as TR218A, which allow water ballast filling through the valve, so farm buyers plan the valve type with the tire.
Buying tube-type tires for vintage vehicles
Antique and vintage vehicles with wire wheels or early steel wheels need tube-type tires, because those wheels were never built to seal air. See antique tires for period sizes and styles.
A new inner tube with every new tube-type tire
A new tube-type tire is fitted with a new inner tube, because a used tube has stretched to fit the old tire and can pinch or fold in the new one. Budget for a new tube, and a new flap where the rim needs one, with every tube-type tire purchase.
Choosing ply rating when buying tube-type tires
Tube-type farm and implement tires are sold in ply ratings such as 6-ply, 8-ply and 10-ply. Buyers choose the ply rating that carries the machine's weight on each wheel, and step up for heavy wagons and loaders.
Ordering tube-type tires with NeoTires
Tube-type tires are found by the size and TT marking on the current tire. Search that size on NeoTires, compare tube-type tires by ply rating and price, and add the tube-type tires to the cart, planning a new inner tube in the matching size for each one. NeoTires dispatches tube-type tires the same day across the US, with free shipping on tires marked Free shipping and Klarna, Affirm and Afterpay financing available at checkout.
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