5/16 Inch (8mm) ID Fuel Line Hose 10FT NBR

Excellent item, and very reasonable price. using for fuel line on a Kubota Tractor!

This fuel line cost about 80% per foot LESS than the parts stores I checked and seems to be the same stuff. Had no issues with it and would buy again.

Exactly what I needed!

Good deal... Go to autozone and see how much you pay for the same line it's 3 times what I paid ..... GREAT DEAL ...

This 5/16-inch fuel line hose worked well for my application. The hose feels durable and flexible, and the 10-foot length gives plenty to work with for repairs or replacements. The 8mm inside diameter was a good fit for what I needed, and it was easy to cut and install. Seems to be good quality and a good value compared with buying smaller lengths locally. Just make sure to verify your measurements before order

1) There are no specifications on the fuel hose to show it is certified for fuel type or pressure although the product description and photos claim it can be used as fuel line. 2) The hose will get soft and expand when using gasoline. I soaked a piece in a can of gasoline for a few days to test the reaction and the ID of the hose expanded from 7mm to 8.5mm and became spongy and soft, not good for long time use or pressure. The outer wall also swelled and gas leached into the embedded fabric support webbing, so the hose will probably separate over time. 3) It is rubber hose that can be used for short time fuel use, which is how I was using it. I needed to supply gas to the fuel rail with an external fuel pump to move my truck into the service bay to drop the tank. 4) I would not trust this hose for a vehicle I had to drive on a daily basis or let fuel sit in the hose for any length of time. Use it for quick projects that only require fuel exposure for a short time. Yes, it is less expensive than premium hose from an auto supply store, but if the hose burst or leaks and you loose a tank of gas or start a fire, or it contaminates your fuel injectors with rubber goo, it will cost you a lot more than the difference. 5) Chose your uses wisely for this hose. In my opinion, the description is inaccurate and misleading and could be a problem for you in the long term when used for fuel line.

That’s some fine ass black hose !!

Works good on old tractors.

Good

this is not fuel line, it just starts to disintegrate, you end up with slimy black all over your hands once it is exposed to fuel. need to rip it all out and start again.

I used this to replace a brittle fuel line between my outboard motor fuel tank and the water separator filter….good quality…would buy again.

Hi quality gas hose

I used this rubber fuel line for a few months as a supply line in the engine bay, and it has already developed multiple cracks. The rubber split, and failed far earlier than any proper fuel‑rated hose should. The attached photos clearly show the cracking that occurred under normal engine‑bay conditions. This is not an installation issue — the material simply degraded. I do not recommend this product. A fuel line should last years, not months.