ILOVA Universal 90 Degree Tyre Valve Extension Adaptor for Car, Motorcycle, Bike, and Scooter - Pack of 2 Extended Universal Extenders Review

Our Vibrelli mini pump (https://www.amazon.com/Vibrelli-Mini-Glueless-Puncture-Repair/dp/B010JFWDHS) was too big for our Baby Trend Expedition 12" and 16" Jogging stroller tires. ILOVA 90 degree extension solved the problem! The tires will now be inflated. I removed the stem after inflating the tire with a slight air leak, but only for a second while removing it. The pressure was not affected. Happy with the purchase!

This valve immediately stops airflow in the tires when I use an auto shut off pump. It doesn't matter what pressure is set on the inflator. Removed that valve extension and used the pump directly on the tire stem (uncomfortable. That's why I have L-extensions!) and the pump inflated the tire perfectly. Maybe if I use a manual bike tire pump it will work. but what the hell? Would I do it on a motorcycle tire? Too much time!

I just LOVE this product! I've tried several other similar 90 degree valve extenders and all they did was bleed all the air out of my tires! THIS product, OTOH, really WORKS! I LOVE IT! This is important for the rear tires on several of my bikes. It is lightweight and easy to transport in a tank bag. MUST HAVE for motorcyclists. (NOTE: I only use it to check tire pressure and inflate tires; I don't leave it on all the time. I'm worried it will unbalance the tire.)

I was planning to use this with a 12" bike tire (which couldn't be inflated due to spoke issues) to permanently set and inflate when needed . Unfortunately, the moment you screw it onto the Schrader valve, all the air starts to escape! I was expecting this adapter to work as a straight-through, with an auto-sealing Schrader valve on the opposite end, but it doesn't . Even for fast inflation you have to screw a cap onto the bike valve and by the time you unplug half the pressure is lost. I…

I have a pair of e-bike wheels with little room to access the chamber valve. I have a similar adapter from Topeak, but sometimes it's very tedious to pump air into the tube with a manual air pump - it seems to depend mostly on the brand of tube. Thought I'd try this adapter to see if it takes less effort with a hand pump. When using this adapter, air from the hand pump enters the hose with less force. But that doesn't make up for the fact that the tire is almost flat when I screw this adapter…