CZC AUTO Straight Compressor Accessories Tires & Wheels Review

I am 68 years old and have used all kinds of pneumatic fittings. I saw these when ordering other items and bought 2 to replace my old ones that are worn out. My old ones are 100% better than this ammo that some idiot must have come up with. Don't waste money on it.

I like that this can be attached to the valve stem and doesn't need to be held. The open design allows for faster inflation. You need a valve to turn the airflow on or off as it doesn't turn off when it's detached from the shaft. Before first use, make sure the ends are tight.

I think we all know how painful it is to inflate even a flat bike tire, for example balancing the bike and pushing the tire in the valve area, with it Air flows from the fitting to the valve. With this clamp on the valve you simply attach it to the stem and allow the compressor to prime, simply adjust the compressor discharge regulator to the maximum desired tire pressure.

On the picture they looked solid and reliable and when they arrived they looked good. The first leaked around the gasket, it really seemed to be leaking. In a hurry to complete my project, I decided to just change it up and eat the cost of the first one. It turned out that the "replacement" valve stem would not snap or actuate, allowing air to flow through. Found it worn out in a garbage can.

This product doesn't fit my Slime Heavy Duty tire blower. You should know what. The threads are too wide and the slimy product seems to end up with a plastic body that would require a smaller adapter (to fit the plastic body and threads) for the same thread width that fits the female component of the chuck. . Totally useless for me at the moment. Other than that, the component itself appears legitimate.

Received the next day after ordering. They are heavy brass, the hold down spring is very strong and the blade grips the valve stem really well but leaks. I can't pump air into the tank. As soon as the air pump turns on, the air is thrown out. My friend had a spare valve stem and I used it to stop the air leak, but as soon as I removed the clamp from the stem it blew all the air out of this lousy "cartridge". save your money "Cheap" plastic no longer looks cheap.