Enhanced Tire Balancing with TyreBeads - Filtered Valve Core - 4 Pack Review

We used them in a set of rear brake slicks because the balance balls were clogging the stock valve cores. The problem is solved.

rubbish. I should have listened to the reviews I read before I bought it. After a week or so they lose air until one day you realize your tires are flat. Don't buy them. Just use regular valves and be careful when deflating your tires to make sure the beads don't get stuck in them. Those spring loaded ones are junk

Garbage. I should have listened to the reviews I read before buying. You have flat tires. Don't buy them. Just use regular air vents and be careful when airing out the tires make sure you don't get stuck in them. The spring ones are junk.

I have straight stems on my motorcycle hoses that meet the minimum length for their use. I inflated the tire once and it held air. As soon as I tried reducing the pressure a bit to bring the pressure down to the correct pressure for the tire, the valve stayed open and bled ALL the air out. I tried two other stocks and they did the same thing. Don't waste your time or money on this, just use a regular core and pay attention to the orientation of the stem when you deflate. If they were worth…

I should have heeded other people's warnings. I put them on my Victory Vision when I added the balance beads. For two weeks (half of which he was in the parking lot) I had no problems. Then, twice in one day, I lost almost all of the air in BOTH tires. After realizing they were empty, I aired them out again and drove to the nearest dealer to have the cores checked. you were They vented the front to 40 pounds and the rear to 48 pounds as recommended for my bike and when I got home 25 miles later