Looking for Metal valve stems

[Wyley87]

Looking for some metal valve stems for the service truck. 2013 DRW I recently made the jump to tpms and would like to monitor all 6 tires independently. Currently I have cats eyes on the rear duals. While convenient for filling, if you have a slow leak they make it harder to find.

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[malibu795]

Swing by a tire shop that sells commercial tires should be able to hook you up with hp brass ones

 

[2004LB7]

^^ 2x

I got mine at les schwab for about $2.00 each

I thought all E range tires required the all metal valve stems due to the pressure. At least thats what the tire guy told me.

 

[malibu795]

Technical anything over 50# is supposed to have High pressure stems

 

[Wyley87]

The ones I have now are from Discount Tire. They have an internal brass piece but they are vary short.


I found these online been searching off and on for a while. Look to be made by a company called Borg.

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[2004LB7]

I think I would go with these before paying that much

http://www.campingworld.com/shoppin...MIq6CP0pSu2AIVnrjACh3W-QZDEAQYAyABEgKLOPD_BwE

 

[2004LB7]

Or for those who still want to be able to rotate their tires

https://www.summitracing.com/search...tBy=Default&SortOrder=Asc&keyword=Valve stems

 

[Dozerboy]

Ya I like the extensions better. You have to be careful if your in the mud a lot you can bend the hard ones enough to break them and the longer they are the easier it is.

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[Wyley87]

Well I am in the mud quite a bit. When our equipment breaks down its almost always on the right away it the worst possible spots. That's why I went with the cats eyes originally. Setup is currently like this. They work well and I've had zero problems with them. Not my wheel just one I found.

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