TOMALL TPMS Black Bolt-in Tire Valve Stem Caps Explosion Proof Inner Tube Valve

I used these in Titan-7 wheels and they are working fine. The car is tracked and pushed hard. I don't use the valve caps because I need to check air pressures multiple times a day. No leaks or issues with these stems. So far so good.

They fit great in my Primax 776s. No torque spec but I went with about 40in/lbs using shop tools but snug with regular hand tools should be good enough. Nice glossy black. Caps were also metal and had Continental tire branding on them lol

Great cheap aluminum valve stems. I try to avoid the rubber ones whenever possible. I've had too many split and then you're unmounting the whole tire to replace it. We'll see how these hold up but so far they look like they'll be good. Don't forget blue loctite when installing so they don't loosen up. Also there's no positive stop so don't overtighten.

Although those are very decent product, I'd recommend checking if valve core is screwed into a valve stem all the way to avoid minor air leakage.

Tiny and the right shade to mach my Gunmetal Toned Rims. I know these are replacements for TPMS modules, but they can equally be placed in the rim instead of a rubber valve. I don't run TPMS in the Lexus anymore. They are a nice feature, but it isn't that hard to tell one of your tires are low on air. Visual and driving differences are very noticeable. Just do yourself a favor and carry a portable Cig-lighter pump in the car's emergency kit. Modern tires are pretty resilient to most things on the road. I've gone nearly 10 years without a sidewall puncture. Had a nail in the tire once and I could tell pretty quickly something was wrong. A 2 minute inspection revealed what I suspected.

Fit perfect. The finish on one of them did not hold up to the socket when i tightened them down, but they work and overall look great.

Installed on a new set of wheels, one of the valve stems leaked from day one. fixed by replacing the shrader valve.

These are some of the better valve stems and not that expensive.

Looks great!

Very soft aluminum used in making the product. Threads can be easily damaged by pressure gauge! They were installed on OZ Racing wheels shod with winter tires, so I don’t know how the finish will hold up to the winter conditions of Northern Ontario. I don’t know if they can be used with TPMS, as my MB, doesn’t need them.

These work good if you know how to install tire valve’s you would know that the metal gasket goes on top of the valve on the rim.

Look great, fast delivery, well priced. Very happy.

Better and cheaper than parts store and fast delivery