JUSTTOP Car Tire Valve Caps,60 pcs Plastic Valve Stem Caps with O Rubber Seal,Universal for Cars,SUVs,Bike and Bicycle,Trucks,Motorcycles,Car Accessories-Black

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I always want valve stem caps, I always need them. Since I got married, and since I had a daughter, I find that I need them more. Add to that my ADHD, they get lost all the time.These are great, they match ANY generic valve cap, the PVC is a great durabile material, and they fit and look perfect. They are a must have for any dad or coach!

This is an outstanding deal, super low cost and excellent quality. These caps fit standard valve stems for vehicles or bikes or really anything with same size valve stem. The caps are a good thickness so you can tighten them without fear of cracking. There's a rubber gasket in each one to help create a seal just incase your valve stem is leaking at the pin. They come in a handy plastic storage case, what more could you ask for high quality and affordable.

Just the thing you need. If you're like me and have had numerous times when after inflating a tire the tire valve cap is nowhere to be found, this is the answer: a lifetime supply of tire valve caps. These come in a small flat container and fit nicely in the glove box. You can even take a few out and add them to your spare parts cabinet in the garage in case they're needed there. These have the identical thread that the tire valve caps have on your car tires, hand truck tires or wagon tires so go for it and never have the frustration of losing one again.

I have been using these tire valve caps as replacements for caps I have lost for my cars and bicycles. They fit as expected and do the job they are supposed to. The outer surface of the cap is textured for easy gripping and twisting and tighten on the valve properly. There is a small plastic seal on the inside to prevent leaks. In my opinion the quality is not what you would get on a newly purchased tire, but they are fine for everyday use on all of your tires.

These are really, really nice tire valve caps. Inside each one is a rubber o-ring. I inspected the 4 valve caps on my vehicle and none of the valve caps contained an o-ring. The tires on the vehicle are 4 years old and the tire valves were replaced when I purchased the set of tires from a nationally-known retail tire store. The tires get a free rotation every 5,000 miles. Every time I've had the tire inspection and rotation done, one of the tire valves is missing its cap. At an auto supply store, a card of 4 tire caps runs between 1 and 2 dollars. This package of 60 caps for just a few dollars more is both a better value and better quality than the carded valve caps.

These are nothing special, but I've got a ton of things with tire valves and caps that are always getting lost. This neat little box of 60 means I'll always have a replacement on hand, which matters. I have occasionally needed to clean a left uncapped valve, which is even less fun to deal with than it sounds, because you may need to remove the valve core, which requires deflating the tire. I have prettier metal caps for some things, but honestly, these plastic caps can be a little easier to get on or off and are just as functional.

The previous owner of the truck had some weird pressure monitoring caps that were supposed to visually indicate if the pressure was low. They didn't work worth a darn. Worse, they prevented a real tire gauge from fitting well. I got rid of those and put these on all 6 valve stems. Problem solved!These have a rubber gasket at the bottom. The valve should seal sufficiently without this, but it "can't hurt, might help." I've used a few more on a bike and a cart -- they work perfectly, as expected.