🔵 Enhance Your Wheels with Senzeal 5X Round Style Blue Aluminum Car Tire Valve Stem Caps - Protect and Customize Your Tires Review

Works as advertised. They're a bit longer (and therefore a bit bulky) but it was a good price. BE CAREFUL. The threads on one or two of my 5's weren't perfectly helical: so if you want to avoid accidentally snapping the rubber trying to unscrew them, don't fully tighten them if you feel some resistance. They're long enough that you can leave them screwed on as much as the friction from poor threading will allow, and they feel pretty tight. resistance on one of them.

Bought these for my red and black GTI in early June (about 4 months ago). The colors went well together from the start, but since then all the colors have faded slightly in the sun and washed off. Please note that I live in Washington State, which has moderate temperatures and moderate humidity during the summer. I don't drive off-road and most of the time when I'm not driving my car is in the garage. I'm disappointed with the very short time frame, but I can't find any better products on…

These valve stem caps are made of aluminum alloy. Many valve stems are made of brass. The aluminum caps corrode the valve stems and are very, very difficult to remove. The process can accelerate and deteriorate in wet or humid conditions. When this happens and they cannot be removed, replacing valve stems and potentially defective TPMS sensors can cost you as much as $150 PER TIRE. Just avoid this and use a plastic cap with an integrated o-ring to create a seal. These caps also fade or lose…

I wouldn't normally write a review for a $5 product, but this caused a lot of inconvenience. I installed them on a horse trailer that we use regularly. In preparation for a longer trip (4 hours drive) I check my tire pressure as usual. I had 5 installed including a spare. Three came off with difficulty, the other two had to take a grinding wheel and CAREFULLY turn the cap without grinding the threads on the valve stem itself (standard brass stem). Thank goodness I wasn't out and had a flat tire

Those aluminum valve stem caps are a problem waiting for us. Of course they look great, feel comfortable and fit perfectly. The main problem with them and all metal valve stem caps (which unfortunately I didn't know about until now) is that over time they start to cause a brassy reaction on the valve stems themselves and for lack of a better term "BREAK" together due to corrosion , which occurs between two different metal surfaces that are in contact with each other for a long period of time…