4.10/3.50-4 Inner Tube with TR87 Angled Valve – Heavy Duty Butyl Rubber Tire Tube Replacement for Wheelbarrow, Hand Truck, Garden Cart, Utility Dolly – Fits 10" 4.10/3.50х4 Pneumatic Tires | Heavy Duty Butyl Rubber Tire Tube Replacement for Wheelbarrow

What It Is

A heavy-duty butyl rubber inner tube sized 4.10/3.50-4 with a TR87 angled valve stem, designed to replace worn or punctured tubes in 10-inch pneumatic tires on wheelbarrows, hand trucks, garden carts, utility dollies, and similar equipment.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Tire size: Only fits tires marked 4.10/3.50-4 or 4.10x3.50-4 (10" diameter, 4" wide). Not compatible with 4.00-4, 4.10-4, or 4.80-4 tires—check your tire sidewall before ordering.
• Valve type: TR87 is a short, angled (90-degree) metal valve stem. Make sure your wheel rim has clearance for the angled valve and that the stem hole is large enough (approx. 0.625" diameter). Not for straight-valve rims.
• Application: Works with standard wheelbarrow, hand truck, and cart wheels that use a 4.10/3.50-4 pneumatic tire. No specific brand fitment—universal for this tire size.
• What to measure: Confirm your tire’s sidewall stamp reads 4.10/3.50-4. If your tire is 4.00-4 or 4.80-4, this tube will not fit properly.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Heavy-duty butyl rubber is thicker than standard tubes, offering better puncture resistance and longer life. User reviews (4.6/5 from 1,125 ratings) confirm durability.
• Installation difficulty: Easy—remove old tube, insert new one, inflate partially, seat tire, then inflate to recommended PSI (typically 30-40 PSI for wheelbarrows). Use baby powder or tire talc to prevent sticking.
• Common gotcha: The angled TR87 valve may not fit through some rims with small or offset valve holes. Test fit before fully mounting. If the valve stem hits the rim or axle, you’ll need a straight valve tube.
• Price vs. value: At $7.45, it’s a budget-friendly fix compared to replacing the entire tire/wheel assembly. Keep a spare on hand for quick swaps.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you have a 4.10/3.50-4 pneumatic tire on a wheelbarrow, hand truck, or garden cart and need a reliable, heavy-duty replacement tube. It’s a solid, affordable choice for DIY repairs—just verify your rim accepts the angled TR87 valve before purchasing.