24x4.0 Inner Tube – For 24-Inch Fat Tires – Schrader Valve
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Why Fat Bike–Specific Inner Tubes Matter
Fat bikes place very specific demands on inner tubes. With high air volume and very low operating pressures, the tube is heavily stressed — both while riding and during installation.
Our fat bike inner tubes are specifically designed to meet these requirements. Made from high-quality butyl rubber, they are engineered to:
- reduce the risk of pinch flats at low pressure,
- maintain consistent air pressure over time,
- provide uniform elasticity, allowing the tube to perfectly match the tire’s shape without weak spots.
They are ideal for replacing a worn tube, preventive spare purchases, or regular fat bike maintenance.
The Right Size for Every Fat Bike
An inner tube is considered a fat bike tube when it is designed for tires 3.50 inches wide or more, regardless of wheel diameter.
Our catalog covers a very broad portion of the fat bike market. To choose the correct model, always check the size printed on your tire sidewall — in inches and/or ETRTO, with ETRTO being the most reliable reference.
16-Inch Fat Bike Inner Tubes
For tires: 16x4.00 (100-305) · 16x4.00 (102-305)
Commonly used on very compact fat bikes, often electric, as well as certain mini urban fat bikes valued for maneuverability.
20-Inch Fat Bike Inner Tubes
For tires: 20x4.00 (98-406) · 20x4.00 (100-406) · 20x4.00 (102-406) · 20x4.00 (103-406) · 20x4 1/4 (97-406) · 20x4 1/4 (108-406) · 20x4.50 (114-406) · 20x4.50 (115-406) · 20x4.80 (120-406)
Very common on folding electric fat bikes, urban fat bikes, and compact wide-tire bikes designed for comfort, rough pavement, and daily riding. Some tires may display alternative markings on the sidewall (e.g. 90/100-16 24B). To confirm compatibility, always rely first on the ETRTO number (e.g. 406), then on the inch size.
22-Inch Fat Bike Inner Tubes
For tire: 22x3.50 (90-457)
Typically mounted on unconventional or compact bikes with very wide tires, often built around comfort and stability.
24-Inch Fat Bike Inner Tubes
For tires: 24x3.50 (89-507) · 24x4.00 (100-507) · 24x4.00 (100/90-507) · 24x4.00 (102-507) · 24x4.00 (98-507)
Common on mid-size fat bikes, utility bikes, and certain recreational off-road setups.
26-Inch Fat Bike Inner Tubes
For tires: 26x3.50 (90-559) · 26x3.70 (95-559) · 26x4.00 (100-559) · 26x4.00 (102-559) · 26x4.00 (103-559) · 26x4.00 (97-559) · 26x4.00 (98-559) · 26x4.25 (108-559) · 26x4.40 (110-559) · 26x4.50 (115-559) · 26x4.70 (120-559) · 26x4.80 (120-559) · 26x4.80 (121-559) · 26x4.80 (122-559) · 26x4.90 (120-559)
The classic fat bike size, widely used on non-electric and electric fat bikes for trail riding, forest paths, sand, and snow.
27.5-Inch Fat Bike Inner Tubes
For tires: 27.5x3.50 (85-584) · 27.5x4.00 (100-584) · 27.5x4.00 (102-584) · 27.5x4.50 (110-584) · 27.5x4.50 (114-584) · 27.5x4.80 (122-584)
Often chosen for modern fat bikes seeking a strong balance between efficiency, comfort, and obstacle clearance — both analog and electric.
29-Inch Fat Bike Inner Tubes
For tire: 29x4.00 (100-622)
Designed for large-diameter fat bikes focused on rolling efficiency and stability while retaining the benefits of wide tires.
Performance by Riding Style
Compact & Urban Fat Bikes (16", 20", 22")
Ideal for folding e-fat bikes, commuting, and compact cargo setups, prioritizing maneuverability and low-pressure comfort.
Standard & Versatile Fat Bikes (24" & 26")
Perfect for trail riding, off-road use, sand, and snow — the core of recreational and sport fat biking.
Large-Diameter Fat Bikes (27.5" & 29")
Built for next-generation fat bikes emphasizing efficiency, stability, and rollover capability.
These inner tubes are suitable for many configurations:
- non-electric fat bikes (recreation, touring, bikepacking),
- electric fat bikes handling higher weight and torque,
- utility bikes, cargo bikes, and balloon-tire cruisers.
How to Choose the Right Fat Bike Inner Tube
To avoid compatibility issues, always check:
- wheel diameter (16", 20", 22", 24", 26", 27.5", 29"),
- tire width (3.50 to 4.90 inches),
- ETRTO size, which is more precise than inch sizing,
- valve type, based on your rim and pump.
Pro tip: similar sizes (e.g. 20x4.00 vs 20x4 1/4) are not interchangeable. Always rely on the exact sidewall marking.
Expert Advice
With fat bikes, carrying a spare inner tube is strongly recommended. Trail-side repairs can be challenging due to the large surface area involved and environmental conditions such as cold, sand, mud, or moisture.