Valve stem extesnions, compatable to all air chucks/No

[frederick w]

Had trouble putting air into my inner wheel and getting an accurate reading. Part of the problem was a defective air chuck. Lowels was reluctant to replace it, but they did. (bad reviews on ones with dial).

I also found out that the 10" valve stem extension from inner wheel was not acccepting my air chuck all that well. The FRONT wheel valve stems (without extensions), did accepted my new Lowes air chuck and one other one that I had.

As I recall, I had the same problem on my 1st. MH. I went thru 2 or 3 different guages before figuring out that it was the odd ball extensions back then.

So I will do the same thing on this MH as the first MH. Replace the extensions with the Les Schwab brand.

Don't know the brand of the bad extensions that are on there now. I guess bad extensions just follow me around

Just a thought.

[jfran304]

Check out the Dually Valve Stems. They are solid metal valve stems that are long enough to reach through the outer wheel and replace the original valve stems.

Dually valve kits for Motor-homes, Busses and 6-wheeled chassis

Jon

[TRAILERKING]

I have the same ones on my coach and they work great and look great. With the rubber plug in the hole to stabilize them you hardly now it's an add-on.

[Ray,IN]

Originally Posted by jfran304

Check out the Dually Valve Stems. They are solid metal valve stems that are long enough to reach through the outer wheel and replace the original valve stems.

Dually valve kits for Motor-homes, Busses and 6-wheeled chassis

Jon

I use a truck valve stemthat costs about $7 and doesn't require any "rebalance" to offset the added. weight. No extensions required.