Technical Tubes for Firestone tires

Hello.
I'm putting new Firestones on the little truck. Do any of you re-use the tubes or always go with new?
Thanks.

 

If they're holding air I would reuse them. JMO
Paul in CT

 

Curious as to why you need tubes? Only time I run tubes in a bias ply is with wire wheels, and only then if I have concerns about leaks through all the wire holes.

They'll balance easier and ride better without tubes.

~Peter

 

I reused mine as well, no issues.
But damn, that truck is right on! Sweet!

 

Roger I didn't use tubes when I ran the Firestones on steel wheels.

 

Guys, thank for the info and nice comments.
It says use tubes on the packaging from Coker. Truthfully, I haven't broken down the wheels yet, so I'm only guessing that tubes were used. We'll see.

 

Thanks, Greg. Great to hear from you. Saw your pictures from the Roc. Nice.
We just returned from Colorado so missed the show. I guess that isn't such a bad thing. Ha!

 

Yes sir! Nothing wrong with a colorado trip! Next year you should try to make this show! It is awesome!

 

Yes, I would definitely like to. Our younger son is only 45 minutes from Bartlesville.

 

That would be perfect! The hotel lot is awesome as well.

 

I use Cokers tubeless on my HA/GR and after dozens and dozens of runs on the 'strip haven't had an issue. If your valve stems just poke through the rim with no collar, there are tubes. If the stem has a smaller collar it's tubeless. Have a look at late models, most of which are tubeless.

 

Thank you for the information.

 

The Coker cl***ics I’m running have tube type on them
I’m running them tubeless on 35 Ford wire wheels with no issues