700x23/25c Bike Tube with 3 Tire Levers,Bike Replacement Inner Tubes Schrader Valve 48mm Bicycle Tube 23/25-622Bike Tube for Road Bikes

It's hard to find 700x23/25 tires at this price.....and with Schrader valves. I am very satisfied...holding up well after 200 miles so far at 100psi. But just noticed a $3.00 price increase on Amazon. Would definitely order a few more at the lower price. Maybe seller should consider eliminating the 3 included tire levers (most riders probably already have more than they need), and keep the price where it was.

If you need tire tubes this size and you what them to show up at your door - buy these .

I've used similar tubes as these before, they very much fit the standard, however I did appreciate the levers that came with the new tubes, always great to have extra tools for those emergent flat tires that can arise on long rides and tours.

Small enough to fit in 25mm (1") tires without being too thin. Some of the small sized tubes are very thin, but not these. Long 48mm valve stems.

Boxes were all in Chinese, the tubes seem to work.

These tubes are simply not for road bikes as they claim. They cannot withstand pressure beyond 60 PSI, whereas 700c tires of road bikes need 100 PSI. I spent hell lot of time replacing both tubes and tires and after a week, when the cycle was sitting idle in garage, I heard a bug whistle. One of the tubes got a big puncture and lot the whole air on just 2 seconds. Then I got a puncture repair patches from Walmart, spent another half an hour repairing it and at the end while filling air, as soon as I pumped beyond 60 PSI, the same, may the same puncture or a new one! I have no patience left to open and see, I am just going to trash these tubes. Save trouble instead of money, buy a branded one. I bought these just because they have harder valve, I hate the new presto valve design. But I guess I made a mistake.

The right tube.So far so good

Most internet instructions to change tube seem to be meant for mountain bikes - mine though is a road bike. Road bikes with thin tires at psi of 90 or 100 or more need tire with no cracks. My road bike got punctured. I bought a tube and that punctured again - even though I followed instructions, cleared all the thorns from the tire. ThenI bought this, I bought two tubes instead of one - as the second is only 40% the price the first. That turned out well as I punctured my second new tube(first from this item) as well. Then from the spot of new tube punctures, figured out that the tire had a small almost invisible crack. Bought a tire and put the second tube - from then on, all is well!