Video Transcript for Comprehensive Review: TireMinder 135 Degree Valve Extender

Hello everybody, this is Jeff at etrailer.com. Today, we're gonna take a look at the TireMinder 135 Degree Valve Extenders, it's for a quantity of two. Now, these valve extenders you can see have 135 degree bend on them and allow you to better access those hard to access metal valves stems that are on your wheels. Now, it will fit 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 hard to get to. Now, these are designed to work with metal valve stems, they're not recommended for use on rubber valve stems. These are a nickel-plated brass construction, they are TPMS compatible.

Total length on them, measuring this way is about two inches. And the way they install, you have your one end here that'll screw onto your current valve stem, and then the other end here has the standard metal valve cap on it that you can remove and access your valve stem's air pressure. I do wanna demonstrate, I happen to pull a metal valve stem. And the metal valve stem you have on your vehicle will usually have the valve cap installed on it, so what you'll wanna do is remove the valve cap, and then take your extender and take the end that spins on there and go ahead and start tightening it down. And once you get that tightened down, you do wanna snug it up enough, because there is a seal in here, so you want that to seal to prevent any air from being lost.

Once you get that tight, then you can see it gives you 135 degree angle that you can easily access. Take off your metal cap, and then using your pressure gauge, check the air pressure, or air hose to put air in there. And then once you're done, just go ahead and put your valve stem or valve cap right back on. Then, to remove it, you just unscrew it from the valve stem. And again, this is for a quantity of two.

But that should do it for the review on the TireMinder 135 Degree Valve Extenders.