Tire Man Valve Extenders for dual tires
can anyone using Tire Man valve extenders for rear dual tires give me information on their performance? Are they worth the near $300 cost to have them installed?
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Here's Borg (Bill Falkenborg) Duallyvalve (TM) contact info:
This is what we have, a rear set only, and they've been nothing short of wonderful. We have Borg because they're what I found first. I went to a commercial truck shop and they recommended Six Robblees and 6R carried the Borg (Duallyvalve) product. Kit was four Valves, two rubber Supports for the inner valves, LocTite and Install Instructions. At the time 6R's price was about half of retail.
Had my valves installed by the auto hobby shop at the local Navy base. It was an adventure. They'd do the tire work but not on the RV, so I put the coach up on stands, pulled all the wheels, and carted them to base in our van. I think the price worked out to $14 per wheel.
Later, I was doing brake work and found it was time for tires. Since I had all four rears off, I pulled the fronts and carted them to Discount (America's) Tire. They were willing to work the RV, I just chose to bring them the wheels so I could stay busy on the brakes.
In the process I bent one of the long inner valves. I'd never called Borg but searched out a phone number, called and told him what happened. He expressed a replacement valve cross country and I had it the next afternoon.
Great product, great service.
I went into this detail because I don't want you thinking Borg pays me or I'm anti-anybody-else. Just my very favorable experience.
This is what we have, a rear set only, and they've been nothing short of wonderful. We have Borg because they're what I found first. I went to a commercial truck shop and they recommended Six Robblees and 6R carried the Borg (Duallyvalve) product. Kit was four Valves, two rubber Supports for the inner valves, LocTite and Install Instructions. At the time 6R's price was about half of retail.
Had my valves installed by the auto hobby shop at the local Navy base. It was an adventure. They'd do the tire work but not on the RV, so I put the coach up on stands, pulled all the wheels, and carted them to base in our van. I think the price worked out to $14 per wheel.
Later, I was doing brake work and found it was time for tires. Since I had all four rears off, I pulled the fronts and carted them to Discount (America's) Tire. They were willing to work the RV, I just chose to bring them the wheels so I could stay busy on the brakes.
In the process I bent one of the long inner valves. I'd never called Borg but searched out a phone number, called and told him what happened. He expressed a replacement valve cross country and I had it the next afternoon.
Great product, great service.
I went into this detail because I don't want you thinking Borg pays me or I'm anti-anybody-else. Just my very favorable experience.
