🔩 CKAuto Black Tire Valve Stem Caps - 4pcs/Pack, Anodized Aluminum Valve Cap Set, Resist Corrosion, Universal Covers for Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles, SUVs, and Bikes Review

When the valve covers arrived I was so happy I went straight to the car to replace the old ones. When unscrewing the third cap; it went in easily with no resistance and my worst fears of having a defective cap came true. I tried the fourth lid and it fit well, they have to do quality control before packing. dissatisfied. :(

They look exactly like you would expect in real life. They also don't wobble or lose air. They look great and add flair to your car. I believe the reason for this is the standard plastic inner mould. It's not really the blue metal covering it. If you like the picture, take it. What are you waiting for? It's just a cap.

They look great on my Blacktop Dodge Charger's black aluminum rims. But. When I put them on, they don't tighten. A couple of them just kept spinning even when they reached the end of part of the screen, and it feels like they'll break off over time. Maybe not, but it's just not something I should even think about.

Will not fit TPMS valve stems. The TPMS stems have a shoulder that doesn't fit, they are too small. The thread engagement you get with TPMS stems is minimal at best. The thread on them is a plastic nut with a press fit and not the best fit. They are not anodized, just painted, will wear and most likely fade as well. waste of money.

It's a minor thing but I would expect something ordered specifically for one color to retain that colour. I've had them for less than a week and the paint is peeling. Sure, they're roadside and on wheels, but if you're selling them for something like this, they shouldn't break. I would give them 5 but it's annoying. Without bothering to return, which the seller may be counting on.

I do not recommend this product. Visually they look great. However, when actually installing the caps, 1 out of 4 had a threading issue and would not thread tightly into the tire. I ordered a replacement pair and 3 out of 4 had the same issue. So after ordering 8 caps I had 4 fine and 4 completely unusable. I'm not sure if the threading issue will appear over time on caps that appear to be fine. Will update sometime in the future if they solve the same issue.

Looks great and each has a plastic insert that attaches to the valve stem. This prevents the aluminum alloy barrel and cap from "welding" together. This has happened to many other brands, but not this one. Update: They look great but after such a short time and only removing them a few times the internal plastic threads are starting to wear out. Now none of them will fully tighten the valve stems. Too bad because otherwise they are good. They soon end up in the trash.

Previously I used the aluminum models. Make sure you don't use them unless you're applying anti-seize or something that won't bind the valve to the cap. However, you must be aware that applying anti-seize to this section will get your fingers dirty. That is the solution. The presence of a plastic liner on the inside of the cap makes it prone to sticking. A simple but brilliant idea. I was just hoping they would have more color options, like a metallic color. I would buy another set in a…

I've been wearing them for a few years in the constant Georgia sun. A little fading is inevitable where I live for most items exposed to the sun, but despite that they held up pretty well. They are black too. As they disappear, some parts will turn slightly brownish, but that's not too noticeable. Otherwise they are bulletproof. Thanks to the plastic inner liner, they won't stick to valve stems in the cold, while they have a metal outer surface for great aesthetics. I'm actually considering…