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300 Degree Rotation
300 Degree Rotation could screw valves from different angles
Thread Inside
Thread Inside for screwing the valves
Forsting Design
Forsting Design prevent from skidding
Techie
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
Well made. Worked perfect
Abby
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
It’s a really nice tire tool to have the extra long is great
Robert Bishop
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
It does well
Toby
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
This is the second one of these we have purchased. The fist one lasted about 5 years before the threads stripped out. Would definitely purchase again.
Dave Moulton
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025
Great quality and a great price. Highly recommend to anyone looking
Northpoint
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024
I just received this today and have not used it yet. I did take some time and inspect it. The main complaints I hear about this tool are as follows:1. The threading on the bar is too loose and strips out.2. Tool broke inside the rubber part.3. Bearing and spring came out.1. The threading on the tool has to be somewhat loose in order that when you screw it on it does not cause the whole sensor to rotate once in the tire. However, I did not find the looseness too much. My thought is that people are not using it correctly and after unscrewing the sensor they are just trying to pull the old sensor out. You have to cut the back of the gromit off with a blade before pulling it thru. Also they are probably not using a lubricant when pulling the new sensor thru the hub.2. I took the tool and hammered it on the side walk pretty good and it did not break. The tool is much heavier than you would think compared to others listed for sale. I think it will hold up well for the DIY'er but its probably not a 24/7 use tool. Keep in mind the most DIY'ers will use this tool a fraction of the time a professional will.3. Bearing came out along with spring? Well, Even if it does its not a big deal as it really doesnt do much for the tool. It barely engages to keep the head of the tool in position. So, I really would not worry about that even if it did break.For the money I think its worth it. Just have to use it correctly. I use soapy water in a spray bottle before pulling the old one out or pulling the new one thru the hub. Always cut off the gromit on the inside of the hub before attempting to extract the old one. You should be fine.
David Berry
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2024
this is a must have..i've messed up so many stems with a pair of pliers. This works great and no damage. On some wheels you may have to put a block of wood under the tool to get good leverage.....
Deplorable
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2024
Works great. Made valve stem install a piece of cake!
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