Pirelli P ZERO SmarTUBE TPU Ultralight Inner Tube - Presta Valve - 700x23-32mm

$44.95
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Description

Pirelli P ZERO SmarTUBE TPU Ultralight Inner Tube - Presta Valve - 700x23-32mm

The Pirelli P ZERO SmarTUBE is the most advanced inner tube in the Pirelli range, developed using the same technology trusted by professional WorldTour riders. Constructed from innovative TPU material, it delivers exceptional weight savings, compact storage, and impressive puncture resistance, making it the ideal upgrade for performance focused road cyclists.

Key Features

  • Suitable for 700x23mm to 700x32mm tyres
  • Available with 60mm or 80mm black Presta valves
  • Advanced TPU construction for ultra lightweight performance
  • Up to 70% lighter than traditional butyl tubes
  • Up to 50% more compact for easy storage
  • Excellent puncture resistance for its weight
  • Compatible with both disc and rim brake bikes
  • Ideal as a lightweight spare for tubeless setups
  • Reliable race & everyday performance

Revolutionary TPU Technology

Replacing traditional butyl rubber with Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) allows the P ZERO SmarTUBE to dramatically reduce weight while maintaining excellent durability and puncture resistance. The result is a tube that enhances bike performance without compromising reliability.

Save Weight Where It Matters Most

At approximately 35 grams, the P ZERO SmarTUBE is significantly lighter than conventional inner tubes. Reducing rotational weight improves acceleration, climbing performance, and overall ride responsiveness.

Perfect for Performance Road Bikes

Designed for riders seeking every possible advantage, the SmarTUBE delivers a faster and more responsive ride feel while maintaining compatibility with modern road bike wheelsets and tyre sizes.

Compact Enough for Every Ride

Its highly compact design makes the P ZERO SmarTUBE an excellent choice as a spare tube for cyclists running tubeless systems, taking up minimal space in jersey pockets or saddle bags.

Proven Professional Technology

Originally developed to meet the demands of elite WorldTour racing, the same advanced TPU technology is now available to everyday cyclists looking for the lightest and most advanced inner tube solution available.

How to pick the right inner tube?

Bicycle Inner Tubes: How to Choose the Right Tube for Your Bike

Choosing the correct bicycle inner tube is essential for a comfortable, reliable ride and helps reduce the risk of punctures. Whether you're riding a road bike, mountain bike, gravel bike, commuter bike, or e-bike, selecting the right size inner tube ensures optimal performance and safety.

How to Choose the Correct Bike Inner Tube

The most important step when purchasing a new bike tube is matching it to your tyre size. You can find your tyre dimensions printed on the sidewall of your tyre.

For example:

  • 27.5 x 1.90 indicates a tyre that is 27.5 inches in diameter and 1.90 inches wide.
  • 50-584 (ETRTO sizing) indicates a tyre width of 50mm and an internal diameter of 584mm.

The ETRTO sizing system is the most accurate way to identify the correct inner tube for your bicycle. When replacing a tube, always check both the diameter and width range to ensure compatibility.

Choosing the Right Valve Type

Bike inner tubes are available with several valve options:

  • Presta Valve – Common on road bikes, gravel bikes and higher-performance bicycles.
  • Schrader Valve – Similar to a car tyre valve and commonly found on mountain bikes, hybrid bikes and children's bikes.
  • Long Presta Valves – Designed for deep-section road bike wheels.

Always ensure the valve type matches your wheel and rim.

How to Fit a Bicycle Inner Tube

Installing a new bike tube correctly can significantly reduce the chance of punctures and pinch flats.

Before Installing Your New Inner Tube

Before fitting a replacement tube:

  1. Inspect the tyre for any glass, thorns, wire, or debris.
  2. Check the rim tape is properly positioned and not damaged.
  3. Inspect the rim for sharp edges or wear that could puncture the new tube.
  4. Ensure the inside of the tyre is completely clean.

A damaged rim tape or worn rim can quickly ruin a brand-new inner tube.

Installing Your New Bike Tube

For the best results:

  1. Slightly inflate the new inner tube so it holds its shape.
  2. Insert the valve through the valve hole in the rim.
  3. Carefully place the tube inside the tyre.
  4. Begin mounting the tyre bead onto the rim at the valve.
  5. Finish mounting the tyre opposite the valve.
  6. Check that the tube is not trapped between the tyre bead and rim.

Important: Avoid using tyre levers for the final section of installation whenever possible. Tyre levers can pinch the tube and cause an immediate puncture.

How to Inflate Your Bicycle Tyre

Once the tyre is fully seated:

  1. Inflate the tyre gradually.
  2. Check both sides of the tyre to ensure the bead is seated evenly.
  3. Inflate to the recommended pressure shown on the tyre sidewall.

Correct tyre pressure improves comfort, grip, rolling efficiency, and puncture resistance.

Pro Maintenance Tip

Checking your tyre pressure before every ride is one of the easiest ways to prevent punctures and extend the life of both your tyres and inner tubes.

Underinflated tyres are more susceptible to pinch flats, while overinflated tyres can reduce comfort and grip.

Need Help Finding the Right Inner Tube?

At Melbourne Bicycle Centre, we stock a wide range of bicycle inner tubes for road bikes, mountain bikes, gravel bikes, commuter bikes, kids' bikes and e-bikes. If you're unsure which tube suits your tyre size, valve type or riding style, our team is happy to help you find the perfect match.

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