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For my front and rear hub caps I have to use a common screw driver with a 1/2 inch tip or a small pry bar (with handle). Oh and a rag or it scratches the rim.
I got a question for Dually owners. What product do you guys recommend when it comes to valve stem extenders? Amazon has the wheel masters 4 inch straight extenders but I looked at my valve stems a they look a little off angle. I see that they have the braided 7" stainless steel ones and I was wondering if anybody has used them on their rig. Thanks.
If you look on ebay you'll find some 135 degree extenders, might be what you .... and I need. I've heard pro's and lots of con's on the long stainess braided ones ....leak, come loose......duuno.
I got a question for Dually owners. What product do you guys recommend when it comes to valve stem extenders? Amazon has the wheel masters 4 inch straight extenders but I looked at my valve stems a they look a little off angle. I see that they have the braided 7" stainless steel ones and I was wondering if anybody has used them on their rig. Thanks.
Many folks use the braided SS hose system.
I got mine from eTrailer.com
Make life easier.......
Joe,
Can you shoot a photo of your setup on the wheel ?
Thanks
Sure ZooDad. I recently took them off when I found that the batteries in the sensor were being used as long as there is air pressure on them. Each sensor is coded and has to go back on the correct tire so I made this board in a hurry, one day.
I found out that I don't have the SS braided hoses, I have the regular brand "X" hoses! Note a heavy coat of pollen and dust.
And, now I have to be embarrassed at how dirty my truck is!
This is the extension that I have for the rear outer:
I didn't have extensions for the fronts, but that proved to be a pain. I couldn't find the ones like I had on the rear, so I got these:
Bad case of brake dust, huh? Anyway, I hope this helps.
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