Colby Valve Ultimate Permanent Tire Valve Stem Replacement System | Valve Stem Short | No Need to Remove Tire | Tire Valve Stem Kit Made in USA from Quality 360 Brass Components

Excellent product. You should always keep a few on hand. The rubber valves on my riding mower and Golf cart failed and started to leak. I ordered these and replaced them. These are metal and not to hard to install. Work great.

These are the best. they work flawlessly and have now saved me multiple times.so easy to put in and they are super solid.only thing i have ever had go wrong with them is you can over tighten them to the point it cuts the rubber so just dont crank down too hard.

This was the 1st time I've used something like this to repair a broken air valve. Wow, not looking back ever, this thing worked so easy and perfect the 1st time. No ungainly visit to the tire repair shop to have one fixed...hate going there as you always get told, "the tire is junk, the rim is bad"...and on and on...no drama using this fix!!!!!

These work great saved me twice first on the front tire then again on the back tire , I carry I electric tire pump in my saddle bad with extra pair of these valves. Easy to install from the outside just tighten, air up and your back on the road took about 5 mins. I highly recommend these for your trips.

Time saver for sure! Works awesome easy to install. Functions as it should , put these I to an atv tire thay hasn't been made for 40 years! They're in a old chevron style soft sided tire with the 3 lug hub cast into the tire on a 50 y/o atc installed a year ago, been abused by every kid in the family since, doesnt leak, works as it should, awesome product, highly recommend, in fact I ordered more just to have them on hand

I’ve had one installed on my Jeep with 35 mud tires for 2 years now and no issue whatsoever they’ve held up way better than any other valve stem in my opinion and best part no issues with corrosion or rust in Ohio

As the title says, these things work. I had an old, crusty valve stem on a tubeless tired used motorcycle I purchased. After about a year, it suddenly developed a catastrophic leak through the cracks in the valve stem, leaving me stranded temporarily. I didn't feel like paying tons of money for a shop to remove the tire and replace the valve stem, and I didn't have the means to remove a tire at home easily, so I figured I would give these things a try after someone recommended them on stromtrooper.com. What do you know? They work great, and they're dead easy to install, even without removing the tire. I tried to remove the old valve stem as best I could with some needle nose pliers and a flathead screwdriver and managed to get most of it out from the outside of the rim. Some pieces did fall inside the tire, but I haven't noticed any negative effects from there being a few small pieces of rubber in the tire. I put this thing in the rim, tightened it down, and voila, solidly sealed tire. This nicely machined replacement valve should probably be the default valve as it works, is easy to install, and is made of metal, not rubber. I pumped the tire up and it has held the same psi for about a month now. Very satisfied. Also, made in the USA.

I’ll be honest I wasn’t sure this would work. It’s a must have item. Works wonderfully! Easy stem replacement right in the vehicle.