🔧 Quick Pressure QP-000350-Acorn Stainless Steel 350 mm/13.78" Valve Stem Extension: Flexible Braided Wire for Easy Access Review

For extending the air spring filling line. Now I don't have to remove the side panel to check the pressure or add pressure. Worked perfectly.

I have a 2003 Dodge 3500 DRW. On stock wheels and hubcaps they will not fit at all unless you completely remove all stock hubcaps and hubcaps.

I needed a 13" extender one only 10" and doesn't work. The specification says 13.75 inches. They also take into account the clamp nut connection. Very misleading information.

I've looked everywhere for this type of two rod valve extender but all have had problems, too short, cheap metal fittings, no braid around rubber channels etc. This valve from Quick Pressure has brass fittings protecting the stainless steel jacket is braided and long enough to reach my large dual tire internal valves, great buy.

Matches my 2012 Honda CRV spare tire perfectly. I keep items in the tire rim and outside of the spare tire. Removing all of the storage items and removing the tire to get to the underside of the wheel was time consuming, and I only checked tire pressure every six months or so. Now I will check car tires every two months with a monthly check.

My car has a spare tire under the rear floor. To check the pressure you have to lower the tire and crawl under the car - why are you doing that? I was looking for at least a 12" extension and found this. Delivery was very quick! I lowered the tire and installed this extension, then raised it again. The extension is now easily accessible under the car without lowering the tire, making future pressure checks too easy!

I just found the time to mount it on the rear inner wheel of my RV. I screwed it on and the hose snapped off the mating nipple. Factory never crimped! It slipped off the stud and I lost a lot of air before I could remove it from the tire valve stem. Not happy at all. Bad quality control. Suggest anyone who buys this item to find the pinch on the end of the valve stem to make sure it's the right one. I'm hoping I can find a local company on 8/22/20 that can crimp it right for me

The Honda geniuses fitted a spare wheel so you have to empty the trunk (hatch), lift the floor panel and take the spare wheel out of the car to check the pressure! Also stock low tire pressure alarm kits TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) but the alarm won't tell you which tire it is. I put it on the spare tire and dragged it across the trunk floor. Now I can check the pressure and add air without having to lift the floor or take the spare tire out of the car. It has been a month now and…