🚲 MMG PVR70 45 Degree Brass Stem Bent Valve with Snap-in Rubber Base (Pair) for Tubeless Tire Rim, Motorcycle Scooter ATV Review

Can't use straight valves on smaller tires or can't connect fitting to inflator hose. Since these rubber valves are not very tight on the wheel, you will need to hold the valve with one hand until you can secure the air hose. While I haven't noticed any air leaks yet, I find the rubber valve diameter is a little too small for most lawnmower front wheels. We will see.

They are good because of the curve that facilitates air pressure regulation. That being said, if buying tires and letting them last a few years is your style, putting long distances on tires, wellies on them tear easily from movement, vibration, or even just time. If you regularly buy new tires and supports, they are excellent for use on the track or in racing. However, out of 20 cores I had 2 with bad cores and had to be reused or replaced with new cores.

Just what I needed to get my scooter running again! Very easy to install. I did it at a gas station, right next to the air pump, no tools, just squeeze the tire, find the hole for the valve and put the valve stem back in! Then I aired it and the viola. I'm back in business! It's been a few months now and it's still going great! No leaks, no broken seals! In fact, I completely forgot about it until Revane suggested I check it out. For a product like this, that's exactly what you need. Put it on…

*** I have a 2018 Kawasaki Versys 650. I recently purchased a NoMar motorcycle tire changer. (Love it!) I've always wanted to change my own tires and have never done so until now. I bought these 45 degree valve stems as I was having trouble placing the gauges and air jet between the stem, straight stems and brake rotors. I went with the 45 degree but after fitting it I think the next tire change will be with 90 degree bars. Cause - It is still somewhat difficult to fit a pressure gauge/air jet…