Schrader 20495 TPMS Metal Sealing Valve Cap - Pack of 100
Key features
- •A sealing cap is important for all TPMS systems
- •Keeps moisture and dirt out of the electronic sensor
- •Insures that the primary seal exists to avoid air leakage
- •Box of hundred
Schrader 20495 TPMS Metal Sealing Valve Cap - Pack of 100
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Customer Reviews
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DO NOT BUY - DO NOT USE .
J. H.•September 2, 2017
After about 2 years of use, these caps literally welded themselves to the tire valves. They would not come off. I had to carefully cut the rounded ends off with a cutoff wheel on a Dremal tool. After that, it was necessary to use a grinding tool to carefully remove some of the metal at the base and pry off the cap. After that you need a valve stem tool to fix the threads.
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Craig W.•January 20, 2017
It's schrader so it's the best.
Good quality valve caps
Paul•October 6, 2016
I have a lifetime supply of valve caps for me and everyone I know, but it was a much better deal buying in bulk ($23.88) then sets for several cars. I feel better about using these from a reputable brand as many cheap ones will rust or corrode ruining your valve stems, which can be very expensive on newer cars with tire pressure monitoring systems. These do have a rubber gasket inside to ensure a good seal. These look nice enough, not too flashy, and not the cheap black plastic that dealers put on.
Great
Bill. H.•March 4, 2016
Just as advertised. Great deal
Aluminum oxidized to valve stem---beware!!
Almus Kenter•February 27, 2016
Warning warning!!! These are Aluminum. They look pretty and shiny!
Maybe in sunny California/Nevada they are a good thing.
In the rusty/salty/oxidizing atmosphere of the snow belt BEWARE!!
They oxidized and seized to my stems!!
I cannot remove them! I will have to have
new valve stems put in my tires.
An expensive lesson for what is nothing but tire bling.
I tried pb blaster, I tried heat. They are truly and utterly stuck on!
Maybe in sunny California/Nevada they are a good thing.
In the rusty/salty/oxidizing atmosphere of the snow belt BEWARE!!
They oxidized and seized to my stems!!
I cannot remove them! I will have to have
new valve stems put in my tires.
An expensive lesson for what is nothing but tire bling.
I tried pb blaster, I tried heat. They are truly and utterly stuck on!
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