Review on High-Quality Brass (8 Pack) Tire Valve Caps - Silver | Universal Fit for Cars, SUVs, Bikes, Trucks, Motorcycles | Dust Proof Covers with Premium Metal Rubber Seal Tire Valve Stem Caps by Jabari Campbell

My experience with them was a $260 mistake. I'm conflicted, but I have to warn others. On "my" car I had the aluminum valve stems from the standard Suzuki Grande Vitera tire pressure monitoring system. I put them on in winter and after a few months I tried to take them off. They caught on the rods and I had to use a socket wrench and the valve stems broke and they broke under the air valves. I had to remove all four wheels and bring them in for replacement. 4 pressure sensors cost me $260. I got them to supply rubber valves with brass stems and I will never buy metal valve caps again. They're well made and beautiful, but be sure to use anti-seize if you don't have brass rods. Apologies for the one star but felt I should warn people that these caps will NOT work on aluminum stems. They say it's brass but it shouldn't be because they stick to aluminum. Update December 2020: I'm starting to think it was my tire shop that tampered with those valve caps? I came back a couple of times after fitting new tires because one had a slow leak. I'm starting to think they stupidly smeared sealant on everyone to stop and leak? I don't know exactly but I put the same caps (purchased) on two other cars at the same time BUT I anti-seize capped them and there were no sticking problems. I swap one star for four😕