Maxxis Tube 2.75/3.00-10 JS87C (CSV)

The Maxxis Tube 2.75/3.00-10 JS87C (CSV) is a purpose-built inner tube designed for 10-inch wheels, delivering reliable air retention and steady performance for scooters, mopeds, and light motorcycles that rely on tubed tires. Built for daily commuting and weekend rides, this tube helps preserve tire shape, enhance grip, and reduce flats when you encounter road debris or uneven surfaces.

What makes the JS87C CSV tube stand out

• Precisely sized for 2.75/3.00-10 tires, ensuring a snug, secure fit and smooth seating inside the tire.
• CSV valve type engineered for reliable inflation with common hand pumps and standard rim assemblies on 10" wheels.
• Durable butyl rubber construction delivers solid air retention and resistance to permeation, helping you go longer between inflations.
• Maxxis engineering behind the tube supports consistent performance across varying temperatures, contributing to predictable handling and ride quality.
• One-piece design simplifies installation and reduces the chance of leaks at the stem, making tire changes quicker for DIY riders and professionals alike.

Who this tube is ideal for

• Riders replacing worn or damaged tubes on 10" wheels who want a trusted name with proven durability.
• Urban commuters and weekend explorers using scooters, mopeds, or small motorcycles that run tubed tires and value reliable air retention.

Fitment, use, and care

The Maxxis 2.75/3.00-10 JS87C (CSV) tube fits 2.75/3.00-10 tires on 10" wheels. It supports standard tubed tire setups for everyday riding and light off-road use. It is not compatible with tubeless tire configurations. Always verify your tire sidewall for exact size and valve compatibility before installation.

Installation and maintenance tips

Before mounting, inspect the rim for sharp edges and ensure rim tape is in good condition. When installing, apply a light coating of air or soapy water to the tube and tire junction to quickly identify leaks. Inflate gradually to the tire’s recommended pressure (found on the tire sidewall) and recheck for leaks after assembly. For consistent performance, check and top up tube pressure every week or two, depending on use and climate.