valve stem points inside on rear dual tires?
I purchased a 98 Four Winds Class C in December and it has been parked since I brought it home. The snow is about gone so I wanted to check the air in the tires; but the valve stem on the rear outsi...
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took to TCi shop and they put a metal valve (about 1.5") that matches the other one, so both inner duallys now have rigid metal stems. the other 4 still are 1.5" rubber, but are very easy to get to w/ 30 degree back gauge shoe on rears and anything on front. per this thread, i remover all the metal extenders on 4 rubber stems.
a friend had an extra 4" metal extender that, when added to inner dually stems, will bring valve out just beyond the outside rim for easy access. i have chevy rims and no hubcaps.
i could use the 4" piece to easily check/add air to both inner duallys, but is it safe if i got another and permanently screw them to the 1.5" stems?
a friend had an extra 4" metal extender that, when added to inner dually stems, will bring valve out just beyond the outside rim for easy access. i have chevy rims and no hubcaps.
i could use the 4" piece to easily check/add air to both inner duallys, but is it safe if i got another and permanently screw them to the 1.5" stems?
