Schrader 20395 Plastic Sealing Valve Review

I bought these for my 2009 Nissan 370z. They are very similar to the originals that came with the car. These valve caps are more of a pewter color (they look black/very dark gray in Revane's photo). These caps are tight. It's great to have a box of a hundred. The box looks like made in France. I always carry four valve covers because the ones I had in my car got lost after tire fitting and were even stolen from the car once while parked in a well-lit, high-traffic area.

The valve caps on my tires always seem to get lost after a while. After learning that three tires on a car were missing valve caps, I ordered them. Given the amount in the box, they won't run out anytime soon (probably not in my lifetime!). These valve caps fit well but do not cover all of the valve threads on any of the tires on the three cars I have used them on. I'm not sure if this will cause problems in the long run, but that's why I gave them four stars instead of five.

First things first. This fits onto the TPMS valve stem. I work for Good Years (15+ years ago). If like me you hate the lack of a valve stem cap, get this product. This cap is for the valve stem of your car tire that is equipped with an air sensor. Will it fit in a car without TPMS: All caps are probably of good quality. They all have a black inner seal to keep debris out of your valve. The 2012 Honda Civic EX1 sucks, but the 10 is excellent.

This amount is enough for me for a while. I keep losing them since I got cars and bikes. If you start checking the pressure in your car at least once a month, you will run into the same problem as me. Car owners should make it a habit to check tire pressure, as normal pressure increases fuel consumption and tire wear. There are some cheap options on ebay but I went with this one because I can return it to Amazon if I know I screwed something up. I can say that this is a high quality plastic and

On the outside they look like cheap plastic, but after a few weeks of riding they look like clean metal caps (not as dirty as the aluminum caps I had previously). Of course, they look much better than the green plastic ones! Maybe they seem good to me because I spent $400 to replace a TPMS sensor that was damaged when the metal cover couldn't be removed. Compared to this renovation I would say it is great value for money. The crowd allowed me to share something with my parents, who were buying…

Works very well, the threads are very precise when attached to the valve stem and it really does feel like it does it doesn't let dirt/moisture in and it's entirely possible to even stop or reduce it to minimize air leakage from the old, running valve. It has a very good rubber pad/seal around the top that noticeably snaps when fully screwed in. One note though: the product I received was actually a medium shade of gray, not black like the product image. But for a pack of 100 quality caps, the…

I was wondering why my new car has weird gray valve caps. Then, a month later, one of them mysteriously disappeared. Where could he go? I started googling and found out that gray caps are used to better seal vehicles with a tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS). They are considered necessary to protect the system from dirt and debris. Also, Google told me that these caps often get lost (like mine) because it's easier for people to steal than to buy from Revain. This inexpensive pack of 100…