Availability of Metal Valve Stem for Aluminum Liger Trailer Wheel

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I have a fifth wheel 2022. Want to install metal valve stems on this wheel for a tire with 110psi.. Do you have a metal valve stems that would work on this wheel? Thank you

asked by: David S

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Hey David! For a metal valve stem that fits the Aluminum Liger Trailer Wheel # LH25FR we have the Americana Metal, Bolt-In Valve Stem # AM20906. This is rated up to 200 psi so it can definitely handle that tire. What kind of 5th wheel do you have?

expert reply by: Robin H

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David S.

5/6/2025

Thanks for your answer. I have a 40 foot toyhauler. The Americana metal valve stem#AM20906 has a 9/16 nut to tighten it down on the rim. The liger trailer wheel# LH25FR has the valve stem hole rescinded (sunk in) into the rim. So if the stem nut is 9/16, you can’t get a 9/16 socket on the nut. The valve hole on the rim is not big enough for a 9/16 socket. Hope you understand what I’m trying to say. Thanks Robin H

Robin H.

5/7/2025

@DavidS it fits the standard rim hole diameters 0.453" and 0.625". We have never had an issue with them fitting a Lionshead wheel, including the Liger.

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