🔵 Slime 1018-A Blue Anodized Valve Caps: Stylish and Secure Tire Protection Review

when i had my tires inflated with nitrogen this winter the dealer ran out of green caps to put on my tires have winter tires on dirt and grime and they have ripped a few times due to the cheap plastic . They stand out, look way better and you can't beat the price.

These caps do what they are supposed to do and at a good price. I'm convinced there's a troll with hats walking around my neighborhood because my hats keep disappearing. The inner part is plastic, so you need to carefully remove the thread. The blue trim looks lovely and if they get lost I might be able to recognize them when they magically appear on someone else's car in my apartment complex.

They were so cool nobody could resist taking them off my car and using them on their wheels! I'm a machinist and I actually thought they were great. They've been machined to a high standard, the thread sizes are the same so they're not too tight, and being steel they also don't oxidize on the brass valve stem threads, making them weld to the stem like the aluminum ones. with time.

I know the Slime brand because I'm a bike enthusiast who repairs and maintains my bikes myself, so when I discovered my first car purchase was a certified used Honda Element, for the the dealer included new brakes and new tires, no valve caps, I knew it didn't really matter what brand of caps I bought unless the brand was Slime. Slime is best known for their instant self-sealing bike tubes. The moment the mucus from the puncture appears in the tube, it immediately seals the hole. They make…