🔧 Enhanced Tire Valve Caps (12 Pack) - Heavy-Duty Stem Covers with O Rubber Seal for Dust-Proof Protection - Hexagon Design, All-Weather & Leak-Proof Air Protection - Lightweight Universal Aluminum Alloy (Gun Gray) Review

Bought about a year ago. Put them on all four hoops. New tires at the time and they don't seal the bead like the old ones so I check the air and top up if needed about every month or so. Hats were always taken off and put on again without any problems. Until last weekend. Went to check tire pressure and not one but ALL four were stuck and wouldn't come loose. Took two off with heat, a vise and a percussion tool but two are still stuck. I put some oil on them to penetrate them and try again. Now

Not recommended! They seemed good at first but after a few months of use they were completely rusted on my valves and the only way to get them off was with a 10mm spanner and pliers (the spanner alone just turned the entire valve in the Rim). Long story short, the valves broke trying to remove them (note I have old rubber valves - no TPMS). At first I thought it might be a little surface oxidation from living in humid Florida, but after a couple of careful applications of penetrating oil they…

I know it's hard to admire a valve stem cap, but if it were ever possible (and if you suffer from quarantine blues like me) this might do it for you. I was missing a valve cover on 3 different cars and I wanted to find replacements to close the valves. I've had issues with two valves in the recent past so I think keeping dirt and debris off of them isn't a bad idea. These cases are well made and have a comfortable feel and weight. I mounted them on a couple of tires that didn't have caps over…

I bought these tire valve caps because every time we take our machines to change tires the workers put the valve caps back on the valves to keep them hanging loose. I try to remember to tighten the caps but sometimes I do and the next thing I know I'm missing a valve cap or two. I would go to my local auto parts store and buy a matching set (4) of valve caps a few times a year so I could replace them if they got lost. The matching sets (4) I bought are about $11 a set. Next time I came back for

The caps look nice but too high, shorter body lengths or internal recess depths solves all problems. long thread lengths and are not recommended for use with other types of stems, they are NOT universal. Considering they are so large, the standard valve stem thread length is shorter than the cap thread depth. The bonnet sits on the shoulder of the valve stem rubber well before it can make contact with the rubber seal inside the bonnet. There is at least 1/8 inch clearance between the rubber…