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How to Replace a Bike Inner Tube | Halfords UK

A tyre’s flat inner tubes shouldn’t stop you from cycling, so learn how to change an inner tube on a bike in this helpful video! All you’ll need is a new bike inner tube, some tire levers and a pump! Halfords. We Fit. We Service. We Repair. Inner Tubes https://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/s... Topeak joe blow sport iii bike pump https://www.halfords.com/cycling/bike... Pliers https://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/s... Halfords Glass Fibre Reinforced Bike Tyre Levers x3 https://www.halfords.com/cycling/bike... Halfords Cycling Services https://www.halfords.com/advice/cycli... Now, before we begin, you need to do a couple of things. Firstly, check you have the right inner tube for your bike! To do this, have a look at the inside of the tyre wall. For this bike, it’s xx by x. You’ll also need the following: A pump Pliers Gloves And some tyre levers For this job, you’re going to need to have your new inner tube, some tyre levers and a pump! Grab your tyre levers, take the valve cap off the wheel and put the hook, which is inside the tyre lever, up into the valve. Push it down to release any excess air out to help remove the tyre from the rim. Now grab your other tyre lever, rotate the wheel a little, place into the beading, lifting it up and away all around the tyre. Do this again on the other side and slip the tyre off, removing the inner tube from the rim. Put your old inner tube to one side and grab the tyre rim. You need to check to see what caused the puncture by running your fingers carefully around the inside of the tyre. Once you’ve found the culprit, like I have here, remove it using some pliers. We now need to inflate our new inner tube so that it has shape and can easily sit in the tyre. So, we need to put the new tyre back onto the bike wheel. Make sure the arrow on the tyre is pointing forward to its direction of travel. Push the valve on the inner tube down into the valve hole on the wheel. Make sure that it sits straight through the valve! Next, locate the rim and the beading together on both sides of the wheel. The tyre lever can help you for this if it gets tight! Once you’ve done all of this, you’re ready to re-install your wheel back onto the bike. So, hold the derailleur, take the slack out, line the chain up onto the cassette and slide the wheel back up into the frame. Tighten the skewer back up and close the lever off. Check the wheel is straight, take your guide bike and connect it back up on the brake. Nearly done! Just need to inflate the tyre to the correct pressure that’s recommended on the tyre wall, in my case its xx. Finally, fit the valve cap back on to make sure nothing nasty gets inside the valve! Now you’ve re-installed both your tyre and your wheel, you’re good to go! If you don’t fancy getting your hands dirty, don’t worry. Bring you bike into your local Halfords and a member of the team will be happy to help in performing an inner tube replacement.