Tyre liners For Fat Tyre Bike 20 Inch Wheels, 20x4.0

- 2x-pack tyre liners for fat tyre bikes for front and back wheels. These are for a 20-inch wheel bicycle and that is the exact length. They are 80mm wide and 20 inches long specifically for 20-inch wheels, so you can't use them on bigger wheels. They will simply not fit. Also, on a thinner bicycle tire, they will be too thick, so they need to be exactly the same wheel size for them to work properly. With components like rims, brakes, discs, forks, stems, handlebars, suspension, crankset, bottom bracket, chain, grips, derailleurs, tyres, and pedals, it's important to ensure compatibility with your bike.- You place this liner between the tire and the inner tube to stop you from getting punctured and protect those precious tubes. This can help you cut down on replacement inner tubes. 

- I have used it myself over many miles of cycling. It’s thick plastic and very hard to pierce even with something sharp. They do look a bit battered when you take them out after a few years of use, but they are still intact. I am still on my first set ever now, so they have exceeded my expectations.

- It’s slightly sticky and can be a little tricky to fit, but installation is not hard. You can even inflate the tires slightly and insert them.

- They do not come with any instructions, lots of people show how to fit them on Youtube. It's best to take the wheel off for installation. Don't tape them inside your tire or to the inner tube, it can damage the tyre wall or tube.

- I have used these on my own fat bicycle in the UK. This item works well against thorns and small punctures.

- Many customers have used this product and have many recommendations that they provide a good alternative to Mr. Tuffy's tire liners.

 What are tyre liners?

Tyre liners are a type of tyre that is designed to protect the inner tube of a bicycle tyre from punctures. They are made from a variety of materials, including Kevlar, nylon, and rubber. They are typically inserted into the tyre before the inner tube is inserted, and they can be inflated to a higher pressure than the inner tube, which helps to prevent punctures.


How do tyre liners work?

Tyre liners are designed to protect the inner tube of a bicycle tyre from punctures. They are made from a variety of materials, including Kevlar, nylon and latex. When a tyre liner is installed, it sits between the inner tube and the tyre itself. This creates a barrier that helps to prevent sharp objects from puncturing the inner tube.


Getting flats in the middle of nowhere is a nightmare.

For those who love to ride their bikes off the beaten path, a fat bike is a perfect choice. These bikes are designed with wide tires that provide stability and traction on all types of terrain, from sand to snow. And, fat bikes are relatively new to the UK. I have got constant punctures myself when out cycling. I would explore the real outdoors and the countryside. Getting stranded when cycling is a real bummer.

Fat bike riders travel far and wide on their bikes, enjoying the scenery in one minute and joining the commuters in another, but all have one most important concern and that is flat tires. Flat tires are a common problem for fat bike riders, who often find themselves riding on rough terrain. The very nature of riding a fat tire bike means you're more likely to encounter sharp rocks and debris on the road, which can lead to punctures in your bicycle's tires. They provide the perfect leisure pursuit and are more fun than your run-of-the-mill mountain bike.

In order to protect your investment (and save yourself from future repair bills), consider investing in a pair of tyre liners. These handy accessories slide into place underneath your existing tires and prevent punctures from happening by providing an extra layer between the tube and the rim. They're typically made of rubber or plastic, so they'll last longer than typical inner tubes but still provide enough protection against sharp objects below the surface of the road or trail.

I have used mine for years, I like to explore the city and the countryside or just to get my fitness up and workout, but my adventure has been cut short a few times by punctures. They can keep you off the road for days, spoil your exercise or daily adventure, and are a pain to fix, especially those pesky back wheels.

Simple solution 

Tyre liners are a very simple solution for getting punctures. They are also not expensive purchases, compared to the other larger manufacturer with a large brand name. 

You could try using slime or sealant, but this is not 100% effective. Tire liners are a good way to prevent getting a flat tire. They are quite simple to fit, it can be a bit awkward getting your hands into the tire, but you can remove the wheel and the tyre all in one and fit them a lot easier.

You should only have to do this once, as I have not had one puncture that has gone through the liner itself, touch wood, they do get pretty battered on the wheel but still hold together and wear well. I have not had to replace mine with over 3000 miles of pedal and lots of exercise.

You may well still get the odd flat, though sometimes bits find their way down the side of the liner, or sometimes the valve can fail. There is not much you can do about that, but it will drastically improve your tyre protection and save you a long walk home or having to be rescued. 

I think tyre liners are a must on your biking gear, along with your seat saddle and helmet. Outdoor road touring is a great sport to get into but punctures suck so badly.

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Returns 

I am happy to refund any customer who is not happy with this product, but you will have to cover return postage.

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