Review on 🔧 ACCRETION TR413 Rubber Snap-in Tire Valve Stem: Set of 4 for Efficient Tire Maintenance by Travis Caminiti

I have a wheelbarrow with a 15 inch tire. It was flat so I used my compressor, unfortunately the stem popped out due to the rubber. Corrosion. I've never replaced a stem in a tubeless tire but decided to give it a try as it's not worth replacing the same type of tire considering how often it's used. Took out the old stem, measured the hole size and ordered this item as it said it was the size I needed. Had to pry back the tire near the hole which was a little tricky as it was a tough old rubber tire but after a few words of picks and a couple of clamps finally got far enough back to put the new stem in from the inside. Pulled and twisted with pliers, trying not to squeeze the pliers too much so as not to damage the inner workings of the stem, and voila! Ready. Maneuver the edge of the tire as close to the edge of the rim as possible, inflate and pat yourself on the back for a good job.