VTR TR-416 1 1/2" Outer Mount Metal Valve Stem (4 Pack)

Worked great. Held up 6 months so far with no leaks and 70 psi in trailer tires

Nice quality valve stem and priced correctly. Two gaskets to fit most any wheel, nicely chromed, very pleased and will be buying again.

Replaced the rubber stems on my Sprinter so my Carchet TMPS sensors wouldn't flop around. You have to dismount the tires to install these, and you have to balance after, so installation is NOT cheap unless you're changing tires anyway.And by the way, THIS is the TMPS system you want... easy to read, stable pressure display, works just fine on my 24 ft vehicle without a repeater. CARCHET TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring Intelligent System+4 External Sensors LCD Sucker

Comes with both the smaller car tire gasket and the larger truck gasket, installs easy though it can be hard to tell when its compressing the gasket i over compressed one but it still sealed. Sturdy and strong, hasnt rusted yet.

These seem high quality on initial installation. The nut size is 14mm, but beware that depending on your wheel design you may find it difficult to get a 14mm deep socket into the wheel to tighten the valve. I installed these on a 2003 Dodge Ram with factory aluminum wheels. There is a counterbore in the wheel where the valve is mounted, so I needed an extremely thin-walled socket to fit inside that bore. I couldn't find a 14mm socket with sufficiently thin walls, so I had to use a 9/16" socket instead. I even had to lubricate the outside of the socket and the valve bore in the wheel in order to get it to slide in there. Not all wheels are made that same way, but beware if yours are.

This valve stem worked well once I could get it tightly installed. My aluminum Jeep wheels have a counterbored hole for the valve stem that I could not fit a 14mm or 9/16" deep socket into. Fortunately I have access to a lathe, so I got a $3 14mm Husky deep socket from Home Depot and took the diameter of the last half inch down as far as I dared. It worked well enough to tighten the valve stems. I shouldn't need it again for a long time, so I gave it to the guy that balanced my wheels. He said tightening those valve stems is a common problem, and that they didn't have the tool to tighten them with. Why doesn't someone sell such an easy tool to make?

Good stems. Chose because I wasn't sure which hole size I needed. These include gaskets for both major sizes. Hard to go wrong. Just be sure they're long enough for your application.

This product looks well built but it didn't work for me. The nut and washer needs to be about 2mm smaller in diameter.