We specialize in hard to find items
(5)
*Price and Stocks may change without prior notice
*Packaging of actual item may differ from photo shown
- Electrical items MAY be 110 volts.
- 7 Day Return Policy
- All products are genuine and original
- Cash On Delivery/Cash Upon Pickup Available
Colby Valve Emergency Valve Stem Replacement Features
-
Installs from outside of the wheel
-
NO TOOLS required
-
Under 5 minute installation
-
Fits most standard .453 wheel openings (almost everything from riding mowers to trucks)
-
20X stronger than standard valves
About Colby Valve Emergency Valve Stem Replacement
Colby Valves are tire valves made to install from the outside of the wheel, without any tools! Our patented Emergency Valves offer tool-free installation from the outside of the wheel, in 5 minutes or less. These are .453 size, and will fit almost everything from bicycles to truck tires. If you need to make a repair in the field, this is your solution! The "winged spacer" design makes the installation as easy as twisting a wingnut. NO TOOLS required Installs from the outside of the wheel! Fits most standard .453 wheel openings (almost everything from riding mowers to trucks) Installs in less than 5 minutes 20X stronger than standard valves Available in 2-Packs Search for versions in Black, Red and Orange Quality 360 brass components Made in the USA Works on tubeless tires Will the Colby Valve work with TPMS sensors? Yes and No. There are different forms of TPMS. If the sensor is on the valve stem and you break the valve stem, the TPMS is probably loose in the tire cavity. In an emergency scenario, just leave it in there and use the Colby Valve Emergency Valve, which will work perfectly. It's likely that the TPMS will be no more damaged when you get home than right after it happened. If your question is whether you can connect your TPMS sensor to the Colby Valve, the answer is no. The main advantage of the Colby Valve is that it can be inserted from the outside of the wheel. TPMS sensors are far too large to fit through the valve hole in the wheel.
