Slime Tubeless Rubber Tire Valves 1-1/4” 2 pk

Name: Slime Tubeless Rubber Tire Valves 1-1/4” 2 pk
SKU: 8514457
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$4.74

SKU: 8514457 Categories: Automotive, Tires, Vehicle Care

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Slime Tubeless Rubber Tire Valves provide a high-quality replacement solution for leaking or damaged valve stems on any standard tubeless wheel. These snap-in valves are essential for maintaining proper air pressure and preventing slow leaks in passenger cars, utility trailers, or lawn equipment. Each valve is constructed from durable, weather-resistant rubber designed to withstand high temperatures and environmental exposure without cracking. With the valve cores already installed and protective plastic caps included, this two-pack offers the components needed to restore the airtight integrity of your rims during your next tire service.

Key Features of Slime Tubeless Rubber Tire Valves

High-quality, ozone-resistant rubber prevents premature cracking and dry rot

1-1/4 inch length is a standard size for many automotive and trailer wheels

Standard snap-in design allows for a secure and airtight fit in most passenger rims

Includes pre-installed valve cores and black plastic dust caps for immediate use

Fits the common 0.453 inch diameter rim hole found on many steel and alloy wheels

Flexible material ensures a reliable seal even in varying temperature conditions

Durable brass internal components offer excellent resistance to corrosion

Convenient 2-pack provides enough valves for a single axle or a replacement and a spare

Additional Information

Brand: Slime

Product Type: Snap-In Tire Valve Stems

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Product Use: Replacing worn or leaking valve stems on tubeless tires

Size: 1-1/4 inch

Material: Rubber and brass

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Tire valve stems should be replaced every time you install new tires, as the rubber can become brittle and lose its elasticity over several years of exposure to the elements. To install these properly, use a valve stem puller tool to seat the bulbous base of the valve into the rim hole without damaging the rubber. Before pulling the new valve through, applying a small amount of soapy water or tire lubricant to the base of the stem will help it slide into place more easily and ensure a centered seal against the rim.