Tire valve extensions

[Dave Graves]

I never had a problem with my National Sea Breeze, but since I bought my Pace Arrow I can't check my tire pressure. I have read many bad reviews on cable type extentions. Does anyone have any sugestions? I put on tons of miles from cold MN to warm climates so I like to check tire presure often.

[Dave Graves]

I never had a problem with my National Sea Breeze, but since I bought my Pace Arrow I can't check my tire pressure. I have read many bad reviews on cable type extentions. Does anyone have any sugestions? I put on tons of miles from cold MN to warm climates so I like to check tire presure often.

[full-timer]

Dave,I have the stainless steel extensions on mine have had no problems. Just make sure they are good and tight on the valves.

Joe

An Indian and a Gypsy

[DSouthw524]

I to had the stainless ones on my last MH. After instalation I could check my air pressure. Previously there was no way to get at the inside tire on my coach with ANY tire guage.

I haven't gotten around to instalation on our current coach as I have been able to get at the stems with a double ended truck tire guage.

[Dave Graves]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by full-timer:
Dave,I have the stainless steel extensions on mine have had no problems. Just make sure they are good and tight on the valves.

Joe

An Indian and a Gypsy </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Thanks Joe!
How did you secure them to the wheel covers?

[KCE]

Heres where I got mine: http://www.borgtiresupply.com/index-dv.htm

[full-timer]

Dave,I used the spring clamps that fit in the slot of the wheel covers.

Joe

An Indian and a Gypsy