🔩 Stainless Steel Hub Mount Kit by Wheel Masters 8001 Review

only needed one of the extensions but the kit had everything I needed and now I have spares in the camper in case I came across another failed VALVE EXTENSION.

Installation was going well on my 2002 F350 once I realized that the L brackets that secure the end of the extensions are best positioned by tilting, set up to reduce the tension on the whole. I wish I had done that a year ago.

Arrived in an open box with parts missing and no original box. I was missing 1 rivet, 2 nuts and 2 chrome valve nuts. I'm not sure if there should have been instructions, but there wasn't any documentation either. This is probably the shittiest Revain delivery out of the hundreds I've tried. The product may be fine, but I won't know until I have the parts needed for installation. Disappointing.

I bought this for my 1998 Tioga 24D Class C Motorhome on a Ford E-350 frame. It has 225X75-16 tires mounted on 16X6 wheels. It also has stainless steel hubcaps that bolt to the hub. I got them because it was a hassle to check/inflate tires. They have two mounting options, one by bolting to the hub (wheels without caps) and the other by drilling and riveting clips to hold the hoses in place for these. with center cover. I had to do it with rivets. The instructions say to measure four inches from