XL Emergency Valve Stem Replacement Heavy Duty Strong 360 Brass Metal Made in USA for Tractors, Backhoes, Skid Steers & Hay Balers Quick Install from Outside of Wheel

I ordered the smaller valves without realizing my tire had a larger hole. The smaller valve could slide right in, past the lovely machined brass device. I modified it and got it to seal, but this involved lots of work and rough handling. No worries, their rubber and brass held up to whatever I threw at it. I was able to seal with the wrong size valve, but I'm not confident it will hold long so I ordered this one to replace it. These valves are REAL easy to install and the WORk. Also, I'm an Engineer so I love just looking at them. They are solid brass, look hand made, and have the overall feel of quality. If Rolls Royce made valve stems, these would be the one.

My rear tractor tire valve caught a big branch and tore my brass tire valve off at the nut.I bought this part and in 30 minutes I had the tractor aired up and moving. Removing the old retaining nut took most of the time.Putting this device into valve hole was fast and simple.I was faced with removing a large kubota tractor tire and taking it 30 miles for a repair of $100 plus parts.Thanks to the manufacturer for saving me a lot of time and money. Great product 👌

This worked perfect when our back right tractor tire went flat as the valve was worn out. Thank goodness because tractor tires are expensive.

These things are an absolute must for roadside emergencies. It seems that a large percentage of my flat tires are caused by cheap junk valve stems. Thes things make replacing a valve stem a very simple matter. Cut the cheap rubber valve stem off and install one of these then add air. It takes a lot longer to air the tire up than it does to replace the valve stem.

I expected it on Monday by 10 pm. it was almost 24 hrs late. I ordered it by the delivery time.Product works great as needed. Would have been better if delivered when expected.

My tractor had a broken valve stem, which disabled it in the field. Even in frigid temps, I was able to easily repair it with this part.

THIS is what you want to have tucked inside your toolkit so you can continue on your way. While a wheel and tire are a great combination to ride around on, they are both worthless if you can't fill (and keep) them (filled) up with air! This is one of those little products that can SAVE YOUR DAY and now (l-o-n-g before you need it) is your chance to purchase one and throw it into your glove compartment. If you have it, it's a simple matter to install it, air up and be on your way. if you don't, it's time to get your spare off, jack your vehicle up and perform a tire swap in the middle of the trail. As they say: "An ounce of prevention, is worth a pound of cure anytime!"

Knocked valve stem from 4wd backhoe front wheel. It costs $40 to dismount/mount tire in town. Since it was full of fluid, that would be an additional deal breaker since it would weigh 300lbs give or take. Had trouble unscrewing old stem base. A firm tap with sharp chisel snapped brass nut in two. After that it was easy. Insert in stem hole...tighten until just snug...air. Luckily, I lost only small amount of fluid and parked with hole at top of wheel. Would buy again to save such a big job and I have a tire changer.