🔩 Set of 20 Metal Brass Tire Valve Stem Caps | Dustproof Valve Covers for Car Auto Tire Valves Review

These valve stem caps are metal with a great shiny finish. Much better than the kit the automaker provides for my new car. I bought a pack of 20 because someone removed a cap twice or it came off the valve stem while riding. Yes, I highly recommend these baseball caps!

The people who change/fix my tires never change the beautiful hubcaps that come with my truck. I often forget to remove the hubcaps before taking my tires to a tire shop. It's small and inconsequential, but it really annoys me that I don't have good valve stem caps on my tires. So I bought them so if I forget I can replace the black plastic caps and put on a nice cap.

Some bastard stole the stem cap from a new Jeep Wrangler. To make the wheels look the same I had to buy a cap with a green top and chrome sides. You simply won't find these anywhere. These caps look great, match my ORM caps well and are CHEAP. They're as good as anything you can buy at a dealership. If I had known about these Zes I would have saved some money and walked through the years. Of course I was skeptical at the price for 20! But sometimes a deal comes along.

I agree with others who have nice/metallic valve covers. People (and car dealers) steal them if they're seen driving a nice sports car (ugh). Of course they had to fall off. Yeah right. Local car suppliers sell cheap plastic/fake metal caps. No, I'm not going on my good trip. I saw these and am very pleased with the quality and quantity that was included. Now when I bring my car in for service, I remind the service advisor that these are unique valve covers and I expect them to be on the car…

Apparently there is a hidden sign on my car that says 'Steal my valve caps' because one or two disappear regularly. I check tire pressures often enough to know they were there a few days ago and now they're gone, and I tighten them enough that they won't fall off on their own. People who are too lazy or too cheap to buy their own need them, so they seek out a vehicle in a parking lot to "borrow". Substitute. As they have a nitrogen symbol on the valve cap no one seems to need them (yet) as they