90 Degree Valve Stem 11.3mm
$ 27.99 · 4.9 (595) · In stock
90 degree valve stems make checking tire pressures a breeze instead of a chore. No need to cut your hands on brake rotors or burn them on hot components when checking pressures. No need to try to find a way to jam your pressure gauge into obscenely small spaces. If you’re unsure of the 11.3mm being right for your wheels, contact us.
90 degree valve stems make checking tire pressures a breeze instead of a chore. No need to cut your hands on brake rotors or burn them on hot components when checking pressures. No need to try to find a way to jam your pressure gauge into obscenely small spaces. If you're unsure of the 11.3mm being right for your wheels, contact us.
11.3MM (.45 to .62 inch) fits most metric/sportbikes wheels
High quality, lightweight, solid aircraft aluminum body
Includes quality valve, mounting nut and valve cap
Provides easy access to check tire pressure
Will outlast the usual O.E.M. rubber stems
Will not be cut by road debris
Color anodized for corrosion protection
Sold as a pair
🏍HIGH QUALITY: made from 6061-T6 aluminum alloy, hard anodized, bright color, high density and strength, durability, coupled with the top rubber seal
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