🚗 Enhance Your Vehicle's Performance: Slime 20140 Dually Tire Valve Extenders with Mounting Brackets Review

Fantastic purchase, just what my husband was looking for to fix the valve stems on our RV's tires. Arrived smoothly and the clips were a bonus. If we ever need them again, I know I'll be buying the Slime brand.

Good quality. I use it as an extension for my electric tire pump because I hate using that quick connector that most portable pumps have now. I attach one of these extensions to the quick connector on the pump and then I can easily attach the screw at the end to my car or bike tire valve stem.

I needed this to hopefully fill my electric scooter tyres, especially the front tire almost flush. I still have to pressurize the tire to reduce the pressure loss with this adapter removed, but it is MUCH better than without the adapter. Seriously, if you're having trouble filling narrow gaps or short-valve tires, this adapter is for you!

Very difficult to install. If I didn't have a special tool I would have to remove the outer wheel. Try it quickly with a large mobile home. If the design of the fitting located on the valve didn't dangle and twist, it would be possible to stretch out and twist the hose to tighten it. I had to reach out with long pliers that are curved and rounded at the end to get started. I

They're great for my purposes: I use them to get to valves on kids' bikes that come with a "hard" bike pump (the one that has a huge head and locking lever). See photos of what I'm talking about. I am very happy that I have something that works with every bike pump and every children's bike. Even our stroller has a hard-to-reach valve that I will use it for. The only real problem is that the twisting cap that attaches to the valve seems to be too long: you have to twist for a while before it…

I bought these for my Ram 3500 DRW which I ride on the beach. Ventilation has always been a challenge, and ventilation has been just as challenging again. After reading the reviews I bought it anyway. Upon installation, I knew some people had issues with the mount detaching. I drilled a hole in the plastic cap for the screw to hold it in place. I also used a small amount of Loctite to keep the vibrations from loosening the bolts. I also check about once a week whether they are still tight. I've

NEW INFO I WAS SORRY THAT THE MOUNTING BRACKET WILL BE DONE DURING THE RIDE AND I DIDN'T KNOW BY THE DEADLINE! THE VALVE STEM IS NOT DAMAGED BUT I HAVE LOST AIR INSIDE TWICE! BY VISION THIS HAPPENED WHEN THE EXPANSION WAS PUT INTO OPERATION! DO NOT BUY THIS ITEM IF YOU PLAN TO USE IT AS A TWIN EXTENSION ON YOUR CAR! .As? I still don't know. Luckily I only needed one. When I connected another mount, I certainly didn't try to tighten the mounting screw as it should. Hopefully it doesn't come…

Okay, I didn't buy these for their intended purpose, which was to expand valves on dual tires that are constantly spinning at 70 mph. I understand why mounting brackets might not always be able to handle all those centrifugal forces. Instead, I bought them to lengthen the valves on spare tires on two different cars. a trunk that requires the jack and wheel to be removed entirely just to check air pressure. At least this tire was clean. The other car was an SUV with an unreachable valve mounted…