| Manufacturer | CKAuto |
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| Brand | CKAuto |
| Item Weight | 1.63 pounds |
| Package Dimensions | 6.85 x 4.25 x 2.09 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | CKsafetr41600002 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CKsafetr41600002 |
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Product Description
TR416 Metal Valve Stems
- CKAuto TR-416 Metal Valve Stem is applicable to rim holes of 0.453 inch and 0.625 inch in diameters.
- Constructed of high quality brass chrome and EPDM rubber, has the advantages of aging resistance, serving your tires for a long time.
- It Includes high temperature valve core, hold the pressure well and ensure the gas tightness.
- 100% air leak test to ensure safety.
- Easy and convenient to install.
Specifications:
- Material: brass, chrome finish
- Effective Length: 1 1/2 inch
- Complete Size: 1.7" L x 0.75" W
- Color: silver/black
- Quantity: 4pcs/pack, 25pcs/pack
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| Price | $8.99 | $11.99 | $11.99 | $19.99 | $24.99 | $24.99 |
| Effective Length (mm/in) | 1.25" (32mm) | 1.125"(28.6mm) | 1.625"(41mm) | 3.75"/(95mm) | 4.375"(111mm) | TR545D |
| Rim Holes (mm/in) | φ11.5mm/0.453" | φ11.5mm/0.453" | φ11.5mm/0.453" | φ16mm/0.625" | φ16mm/0.625" | φ9.7mm-10mm/0.382 - 0.394" |
| Max Inflation Pressure (PSI) | 65psi | 65psi | 65psi | 200psi | 200psi | 200psi |
| Quantity | 5pcs | 5pcs | 5pcs | 10pcs | 10pcs | 10pcs |
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| Price | $32.99 | $7.89 | $5.99 | $9.99 | $9.49 | $25.99 |
| Delivery | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | — |
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| Sold By | CKAuto | Vaincre | deemars store | Vkinman | Veteran Tire & Rubber Inc | Workhorse Automotive Products |
| material | Metal, Rubber, Brass | nickel plated brass, EPDM rubber | Rubber, Metal, Copper | Metal, Aluminum | Nickel,Rubber,Metal | Brass,Metal,Nickel,Rubber |
| number of pieces | 25 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 25 |
| compatible vehicles | — | ATV | Truck | Passenger Car | — | Truck |
| fit type | Universal Fit | Vehicle Specific Fit | Vehicle Specific Fit | — | Vehicle Specific Fit | Universal Fit |
| size | 25pcs | TR416 | — | — | — | TR416 - 25 pcs. |
| shape | Mount | Round | Round | Round | Mount | Hole |
Reviews with images
Highly recommend!
I purchased these valve stems as a replacement for some skid steer rims and I couldn’t be more pleased. The installation was a breeze, and the quality of the metal seems good, hopefully providing long-lasting performance. Overall, I give these valve stems a solid five stars for their excellent value, easy installation, and impressive quality. Highly recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2024
Size: 4pcsVerified Purchase
I purchased these valve stems as a replacement for some skid steer rims and I couldn’t be more pleased. The installation was a breeze, and the quality of the metal seems good, hopefully providing long-lasting performance. Overall, I give these valve stems a solid five stars for their excellent value, easy installation, and impressive quality. Highly recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2023
Size: 4pcsVerified Purchase
If you are unsure of your valve stem size these are what you want. I had some old wheel horse tractor rims and was unsure of the size so I went with these and I’m glad I did. They’re decently built and easy to install. They just work. What more could you need from a valve stem
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2020
However I am not a keen proponent of metal on metal, so I am planning on using the smaller rubber washer on the inside (which is the right fit for the hole) and on the outside substituting the larger (and in my case, extra) washer down onto the rim so rubber is against the metal rim, and then securing with the nut. The metal washer that was supplied will not be used as it cannot go on top of the larger washer because then the nut has no thread to grab.... The photo shows the outside with the larger rubber washer and nut, while at the top it shows the inside of the rim with the smaller rubber washer, and the two “not used” metal washers are sitting on the rim to the left. (Excuse the rust on the rim, as that is why I removed the tires to address and paint)
I am wondering if anyone else has done this alteration, and also if the manufacturer has any comment as to it being installed this way....
I also intend to take a small dab of Slime and apply it to the bottom of each rubber washer so there is that barrier between the rubber washer and the metal rim. This should inhibit any corrosion as well as seal it.
As I am just starting the sandblasting/painting of these wheels, I have time before these will be permanently installed. Any comments and suggestions are welcome, so long as they are civil in nature!
UPDATED: I have added a photo that shows my final decision on the valve stem installation.... I was able to compress the two washers enough, one on each side of the wheel hole, that I could still use the metal washer and get the nut on.... it is very nice and tight.
Size: 4pcsVerified Purchase
Snappy looking Easy install. Using rubber extra washer instead of metal washer
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2020
I purchased these for a heavy duty machinery laden trailer, holds a backhoe or a vertical lift, so tires get abuse.... I have removed two wheels in order to sandblast and paint, and decided that these valve stems would be ideal....Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2020
However I am not a keen proponent of metal on metal, so I am planning on using the smaller rubber washer on the inside (which is the right fit for the hole) and on the outside substituting the larger (and in my case, extra) washer down onto the rim so rubber is against the metal rim, and then securing with the nut. The metal washer that was supplied will not be used as it cannot go on top of the larger washer because then the nut has no thread to grab.... The photo shows the outside with the larger rubber washer and nut, while at the top it shows the inside of the rim with the smaller rubber washer, and the two “not used” metal washers are sitting on the rim to the left. (Excuse the rust on the rim, as that is why I removed the tires to address and paint)
I am wondering if anyone else has done this alteration, and also if the manufacturer has any comment as to it being installed this way....
I also intend to take a small dab of Slime and apply it to the bottom of each rubber washer so there is that barrier between the rubber washer and the metal rim. This should inhibit any corrosion as well as seal it.
As I am just starting the sandblasting/painting of these wheels, I have time before these will be permanently installed. Any comments and suggestions are welcome, so long as they are civil in nature!
UPDATED: I have added a photo that shows my final decision on the valve stem installation.... I was able to compress the two washers enough, one on each side of the wheel hole, that I could still use the metal washer and get the nut on.... it is very nice and tight.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2020
Take tire off vehicle, break bead and pull outward on the side with the valve stem.
Using vise grips or tool remove old valve.
Choose which ONE of the black rubber washers you need. You only use ONE depending on the size of the valve stem hole in the wheel (there are two standard sizes and you get two washers of different sizes so it will fit). Use only 1 of the rubber washers.
From the inside install the valve and rubber washer on the inside of tire so it pokes through.
On the outside place on the cupped steel washer (domed up/outward) and put the nut on.
Tighten nut (I think 14mm?) not insanely tight. Enough to be nice and snug but not rip the rubber washer. No torque is specified, you can always tighten a little later if it leaks.
Reinstall tire as normal.
We have an old tire machine and used it on my 31"x10.5r15 2000 Ford Ranger tires. The wheels are the factory wheels, the tires are larger aftermarket ones. Not that it matters, but their Michelen Defenders and make my 2 wheel drive truck a pleasure to drive in Michigan snow.
The rubber washer helps if the inside of wheel is bumpy, corroded or uneven.
This works on normal passenger vehicle wheels. Mine is a 2000 Ford Ranger.
A few fancy wheels have a weird indented hole or pocket that is a depression around where the valve stem pokes out: this may cause interference with tightening the steel nut...depends on how deeply the stem is down in the hole. It wasn't a problem on any of our 2000-2015 Ford vehicles with factory wheels.
The old stems were just pull through: if they are a little loose or uneven you'll have a slow leak around the stem with no way to adjust it. These you can tighten and these have the sealing rubber washer so you won't even have to tighten it much at all.
Don't use Fix a flat (or even Slime). Actually fix the problem or just keep adding air.
Size: 4pcsVerified Purchase
Almost died, but these work nicely
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2020
After attempted use of Fix a flat can sprayed all over me and my eyes, leaving me blind and rolling around in the street in Detroit on Christmas Eve and also jamming the valve stem open - I got these installed with the help of my father.Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2020
Take tire off vehicle, break bead and pull outward on the side with the valve stem.
Using vise grips or tool remove old valve.
Choose which ONE of the black rubber washers you need. You only use ONE depending on the size of the valve stem hole in the wheel (there are two standard sizes and you get two washers of different sizes so it will fit). Use only 1 of the rubber washers.
From the inside install the valve and rubber washer on the inside of tire so it pokes through.
On the outside place on the cupped steel washer (domed up/outward) and put the nut on.
Tighten nut (I think 14mm?) not insanely tight. Enough to be nice and snug but not rip the rubber washer. No torque is specified, you can always tighten a little later if it leaks.
Reinstall tire as normal.
We have an old tire machine and used it on my 31"x10.5r15 2000 Ford Ranger tires. The wheels are the factory wheels, the tires are larger aftermarket ones. Not that it matters, but their Michelen Defenders and make my 2 wheel drive truck a pleasure to drive in Michigan snow.
The rubber washer helps if the inside of wheel is bumpy, corroded or uneven.
This works on normal passenger vehicle wheels. Mine is a 2000 Ford Ranger.
A few fancy wheels have a weird indented hole or pocket that is a depression around where the valve stem pokes out: this may cause interference with tightening the steel nut...depends on how deeply the stem is down in the hole. It wasn't a problem on any of our 2000-2015 Ford vehicles with factory wheels.
The old stems were just pull through: if they are a little loose or uneven you'll have a slow leak around the stem with no way to adjust it. These you can tighten and these have the sealing rubber washer so you won't even have to tighten it much at all.
Don't use Fix a flat (or even Slime). Actually fix the problem or just keep adding air.
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Kachus54
The two I used worked great
Reviewed in Canada on November 8, 2023Size: 4pcsVerified Purchase
Yikes
Work as they should
Reviewed in Canada on April 10, 2023Size: 4pcsVerified Purchase
Yikes
Reviewed in Canada on April 10, 2023
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