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etrailer | Comprehensive Review: TireMinder 180 Degree Valve Extender

Click for more info and reviews of this TireMinder Tire Repair Tools: https://www.etrailer.com/Accessories-... Check out some similar Tire Repair Tools options: https://www.etrailer.com/dept-pg-Acce... https://www.etrailer.com Don’t forget to subscribe!    / etrailertv   Full transcript: https://www.etrailer.com/tv-Demo-Tire... Hello everybody, this is Jeff at etrailer.com. Today I'm gonna take a look at the TireMinder 180 degree valve extenders for a quantity of two. Now, these valve extenders you can see have 180 degree bend on them, and it'll allow you to better access those backward facing metal valve stems on your wheels. Now this will fit on most metal valve stems, front or rear, but they're mostly designed for those valve stems on the rear wheels of your RV that are usually valve stems pointing inwards. Now these are for metal valves only. They're not recommended for use on any rubber valve stems. These are nice nickel-plated brass construction. They are TPMS compatible. Total length about three inches. Basically you can see right here, one end right here is what'll screw onto your current valve stem. And then the other end has the metal valve cap that you can take off to gain access to your air pressure. I did want to show you, we've got a metal valve stem here. Basically, the metal valve stem will have a cap on it and as I mentioned on some of those rear wheels, the valve stem will be pointing inwards. So when you come this way to try to check your air pressure, it's pointing inwards and it's hard to get a check or a pressure gauge on there to check it. So what you can do is take off the valve cap, take your extender, go ahead and twist this end on, so the valve stem, and you just twist that on until it tightens up and you wanna make sure it is tight. And then once you get it tight, you just make sure you angle it to where you can access it. And now you can see that with it pointing backwards, this is bringing it back out to the front. You can take off your valve cap and then there's your schrader valve. You can put your gauge on there to easily check it or add air if you need it. And then when you're done, just go ahead and put your valve cap back on there and you're ready to go. So it'll eliminate a problem of trying to check the air on those backward facing valve stems. But that should do it for the review on these TireMinder 180 degree valve extenders.