SAMIKIVA (12 Pack) Aluminum Tire Valve Stem Caps with Rubber Ring - 🚗 Universal Fit for Cars, SUVs, Bikes, Trucks, Motorcycles - Dust Proof Cover in Gray Review

Three cars well equipped with flat rubber caps! which offer some ornamentation and besides the importance of a good seal are EASY to grip, long enough to find even F150 wheels and short enough to avoid external damage to avoid, they will fit ALL stems, especially not what the competition advertises. when using low profile zero rings

Excellent value for money, very well made and will add a touch of style wherever you put it! Although I bought the black they come in a variety of colors which are great for bikes or cars or whatever air cap you need. They fit very securely, if I need more or want a different color I will definitely buy back from this brand! Excellent value for money and quality

Terrible product. The bars got stuck on all 4 tires after a month. One came loose after using the vise. Another broke a sensor in the tire and ended up costing me $100 to replace. The other two are glued and I'm afraid to remove them due to damage to the sensors. I take them off when it's really necessary. In the meantime I'll spray them just in case wd. A very cheap item that costs more money in damage than the item is even worth.

I have used them to replace missing valve stem caps on several cars. They are knurled, which makes them very comfortable to grip when screwing and unscrewing. Inside they have a rubber seal. My only complaint is that the internal threads seem to be too long to engage the rubber seal. By this I mean that the internal threads appear to be longer than the threads on all of my stem valves. If this is the case, it means that the seal will not engage and is unusable. Not 100% sure, just my…

I bought these caps in September 2021 and then tried removing them last week to adjust the air pressure. To my surprise, I found that the aluminum caps reacted to the brass fittings on my stems and completely melted! I even tried removing it with pliers, nothing came loose. The tire center had to cut the bars, remove the tires, put in new bars and rebalance. After $111.70 (and a day without my truck) I learned a valuable lesson. It would be great if the company would reimburse me for my losses,

Don't get me wrong, they are very well finished and anodized. but they are useless for most tire valves because they are the wrong length. You see, these caps are just over 5/8 inch long and are fully threaded with a rubber grommet at the very bottom. The problem is that most tire valve stems are 1/4" 3/8" threaded at best. You screw these caps in and slide the bottom onto the metal threads without the valve stem rim touching the gasket. thus the caps will not be airtight. If the valve core…

I have a Toyota Prius and enjoy this car. One of the little things I've always had trouble with is the recessed tiny valve stem caps. I have a rear tire with a slightly rusty rim that is constantly losing air. So I have to pump air at every gas station (about every two weeks). It's always difficult, especially in the winter with gloves on, trying to reach that little recess in the wheel well and grab those little valve stem caps. They were always too small and difficult to grab and turn. I just