TR33E

If you want no show tiny nubs, where it's just the caps sticking up. No thread, or shaft sticking up. These are for you. They look, and fit great

Had some vintage enkeis redone about a year or so back and these are still holding up well. No leaks! *knock on wood*

Fits perfect. Top screws on with no interference. Added rubber gaskets inside & out to prevent leaking. No more pumping, attaching a Fantik portable air compressor to complete install.

Put them on today and they look nice on my black powder coat golf cart rims

The picture is the enkei stem (alum color) vs these stems(black). I bought these to install on my enkeis. Having tried the TR416, the washer a bit too big. I don't plan on using the actual stems, just the gaskets that came with this set. They are an exact match for the enkei valve stems. The stems do fit, but I would probably get the longer version. I picked the shorter version. They look to be good quality. They are much heavier then the enkei ones which are aluminum, another reason why I'm re-using my stems, with these gaskets. But the price is good for what they are.

These stubby valve stems are very well made, fit perfectly, and a virtually disappear when installed into the black inset portions of my aftermarket wheels. They do not command any attention, but are more easily / completely accessible when compared to the truly flat cap-style valve stems that require an adapter to utilize. I installed with blue loctite on the inside attaching bolt threads and sealed / encased with epoxy to ensure no leaks. These aren't going anywhere, for sure, but would buy again for the next set of aftermarket wheels.

Two of the stems broke during installing in the new wheels I bought !!!!!! Would not recommend....

I wanted metal valve stems for a UTV - these worked great for me.