5 Pieces TR412 Tire Valve Stems Rubber Black Rubber Snap-in Valve Stems Standard Length Replacement Tire Valve Stems for Car Tubeless Rim Holes Replacement

I purchased these to replace a leaking valve on my Husqvarna YTH22V46 riding lawn mower.

Work good.

Worked great

I have bought several different valves for my sxs and they were too long or bigger than what I needed. I bought these short valves so they so not stick out. It keeps the valves away from getting damaged on the trails. They work great and easy to install 👍

I have a number of small tractors and trailers and implements like wheelbarrows that sit under cover but are generally exposed to weather otherwise. The valve stems on most of these begin developing cracks as the rubber ages. There's really nothing one can do about it except be aware of it and hopefully replace them before they start leaking badly. If you have a lawn tractor, garden tractor or older tool with inflatable pnematic wheel take a look...it might be time to deal with this yourself.In any case these are nice units with decent length of stem so using them won't be an issue...and they also come with new caps (thank goodness because I tend to lose mine over time).On smaller implements like wheelbarrows it's easy to deflate the tire and unmount it enough to replace the valve stem yourself...it just snaps into place. For larger wheels, you'll find having larger tools handy for this...and you might have to get some professional help dismounting them. The valve stems are easy to take out and the new ones just snap into position. Remount the tire and fill'er up with air and you're good to go.

The one from this pack is on the right, and the name brand one is on the left. Can't tell them apart in person. They look, feel, and work the same. 5 of these for $6 is a decent price.

All our vehicles have TPMS sensors, so these not used on my wheels anymore. However, with multiple pieces of off-road equipment it's nice to have these. I usually replace valve stems whenever I have to remove a tire from the wheel. I have also snapped a stem before rubbing the wheel. Nice to have in my toolbox. Just make sure you have a valve stem insertion tool. It makes it a lot easier to pull the old one and install the new one.

These valves work perfectly. However they do not included any tire sensors. I still use them any way on tires that have sensors and on tires that don't have sensors.