IJDMTOY (4) Tuner Racing Style Blue Aluminum Tire Valve Caps (Hexagon Shape) Review

Looks great. Read how they fuse with tire valves. I took them off and filled the covers with petroleum jelly or lithium grease. Practice them often, especially during the snow and ice winter months.

These are nice looking caps and pretty strong, but they WILL fuse to the valve stem. The cost of replacing just two bars wasn't worth the cosmetic value. Put on the plastic caps.

DO NOT BUY ANYTHING! All 4 have eaten into my valve stem. WILL NOT SEPARATE, need to replace them all. If you don't believe me, google it! Here's what I did. NEVER KNOW!

review asks for warmth and thickness. I'm not sure how to apply this to valve stem caps. I don't know how Revain expects you to appreciate those qualities. My valve stems are not speaking. At least for me. But if they could, they would tell me how warm and snuggly they are in those incredibly thick blue hats.

This item was purchased to replace the existing blue caps that I already have. I just spent $40 to replace a stem and valve in my car. This item has rubber/plastic in the part that connects to the valve so it got rusty and stuck to my valve. The only reason I bought them is because they look exactly like the ones I got from the autozone.

They look good and after six months seemed to be reliable boats. I can confirm they definitely fuse to the valve stem and you can't remove it and cause some pretty serious damage. I was able to remove three of them, but the fourth melted and I couldn't remove it. I still have a bag of these that I ordered brand new and am about to throw away along with the three I got out of my car.

Had it for 2 years. Just lost one at the gas station. They were difficult to turn even after you wound them. But they came to my car and now one is gone. Will buy again and take 7 if this happens again or try another product hoping to find better quality. woe to me First_world_problems_meme.jpg

They look great but reports that they eventually fuse with the valve stem make me nervous. I go to each wheel and loosen them and then tighten them a little every week or so to make sure this doesn't happen. Another possible solution would be to apply a small amount of lithium grease to the valve stem threads and then put the caps back on? they were almost impossible to remove from the stems. I managed to get them all off, but I damaged a few stems. If you're really careful and maybe put some…

The color looks great. As to be expected for the price, the quality of the material feels both firm and subtle. But they are definitely more durable than regular plastic caps. The color is very light as seen in the pictures. I'll update the post as these baseball caps fare with the weather, although my last purchase of colored baseball caps went from red to bronze in a few months - I hope they don't go away either. Edit: DO NOT BUY. Those crappy caps fuse to your valve stems in just a few…