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Universal Emblem Bicycle Motorcycles Airtight Tires & Wheels Review

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Details

ColorPurple
MaterialAluminum, Metal
BrandQideloon Auto
Fit TypeUniversal Fit
Vehicle Service TypePassenger Car, SUV, Truck, Bicycle, Motorbike

Description of Universal Emblem Bicycle Motorcycles Airtight Tires & Wheels

🚗[Look more attractive] Stylish designed valve stem caps and show the beauty characteristic of the tyre. 🚗[Wide application] Tire caps are universal application for most vehicles with American standard tire valves, car,trucks, bike,motorcycles, electromobile, pickups, etc. 🚗[Aluminum material] This car tire caps are made of aluminum alloy,NO CORRISION IN SALT ENVIROMENT or any extreme weather,rustless. can serve for long life 1 year . 🚗[Easy to install] Only screws onto tire valve stem. 🚗[100%Satisfaction guaranteed] Good quality material, keep driving safe! Please feel free to contact us if any question!.

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Revainrating 1 out of 5

Terrible Air Leakage in Tires

Based on my experience, these tires are not airtight as advertised and keep losing air despite multiple attempts to inflate them... The only positive thing is that they fit well on my bike. The biggest drawback is the constant hassle of inflating them every time before a ride. WOULD not recommend..

Pros
  • Durable and long-lasting for extended use
Cons
  • Requires frequent maintenance to remain airtight

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Warning. Will melt with your valves!

They are made of solid aluminum and do not have an internal coating like most aluminum caps. Due to the different metals, it will fuse with your valves! Shouldn't be hard, it's just a bad design decision on your part and it could cost you a lot of money to remove it (may affect the tire pressure sensors inside if removed, if not done that carefully, or if they go all the way into the tires melt metal).

Cons
  • Off fashion