🐊 Alligator V2B Inflate Through Valve Stem Cap Gator Auto RV Semi - Pack of 10 Review

Love these, make checking air pressure easy. I have a ride on tractor and four vehicles that I am quite responsible for keeping 20 tires on which is a bit of a chore when the fall and spring weather changes so often here in South Texas. Eliminating the step of removing the valve stem cap, while it sounds trivial, saves a lot of time. Most of the time I only think when I have to go somewhere, and when I've finished inflating the tires I have to wash my hands – not with that, it saves a lot of…

This is great! I have 3 quads, 2 side by side, a buggy, a tractor and 2 trailers. I got tired of some tires "losing air" but a couple of times I found it was the valve stem. When you fill the tires with air, they sometimes stick or get dirty and leak slowly. A local tire shop gave me some of these metal valve caps, they have a rubber o-ring inside and they seal even if the valve core is leaking and you can check tire pressure or pump air with these metal valve caps and they don't You don't have

Never heard of it until someone mentioned it on one of my facebook camper groups. What a wonderful little time saver. Gives "one less excuse" not to check tires regularly (anymore). Until I installed and used them for the first time, I had no idea how good they were. Not having to unscrew and then reinstall traditional valve caps makes a world of difference, especially considering some of my old blue valve caps had snapped off, although I was very careful not to strip the threads after…

I bought these because of good reviews from others. Replaced the standard plastic caps that came with the machine, one of which was missing. I have a tire that is slowly losing air. Instead of spending $6 or $7 for 4 slightly prettier metal caps, I spent a little more on a dozen high quality German valve caps that will save you the time and hassle of inflating tires at the airport or at home with your own air system. . I just checked them at a local station and got all four tires to 35psi…

We bought a used car and the dealer put new tires on it. I suspect they replaced the TPMS valve stems which I strongly suspect were shorter than the original stems. They were short enough that I could barely remove the valve caps (without dropping them) and had a hard time gluing the gauge to the tires. Basically I had to remove the hubcaps/caps before I was done. It doesn't help that I have some arthritis. I was looking for short extensions but came across these and gave them an injection. I…