4 PCS Car Tire Valve Stem Cap/Cover, Airtight Anti-Rust Valve Stem Caps Universal for Most Cars, Vehicles, Bicycles, Motorcycles and More, Cool Car Accessories for Men Women (Gold)

These are eye catchers,especially since my terrain is red quartz.I've ordered these before and they eventually faded out over the summer,I ordered a set last month and have washed the wheels with tire and rim cleaner a couple of times and almost all the red has came off already.They don't cost that much,but if there going to be poor quality they should give you twice as many for the dame price.

Stylish and decently priced

These were cool to start with. Weren’t expensive (they’re valve stem caps). Bought in sept of 2021 had no issues with them. Tires held air all winter, didn’t need to remove to add air. Took car in for oil change and tire rotation in march ( I don’t drive it every day) the tech came out to get me and said valve stem caps were seized on and he couldn’t get them off. I told him I’d try when I got home and had no luck either. Tried pliers and some PB Blaster, to no avail. Had to have tires removed from rims and had to cut the valve stems to replace them. All I’m saying is if you buy these, make sure you twist them a couple of times a month, or there’s a CHANCE yours will do the same. Other than that they held up pretty good. They did loose the black coloring they had within the first month. Would I buy again? Absolutely not, $150 to remove all 4 tires and replace valve stems, for $6 caps.

After a while they will fade so buy two packs.Last about 4-6 months before fading.

Bought these for two of my vehicles and put them on. They were okay for a couple of months but then when we went to air the tires up they are completely stuck almost like it welded to it! Definitely can’t get it off with your hands need pliers would NOT recommend this product at all! They look good but it’s not worth it. .

Bought these for our Telluride... Cold weather brought on the usual 'low tire pressure' warnings--no big deal, add some air, solve the problem, right? Wrong! I am an industrial maintenance mechanic, and I could not remove these caps. Like others have said, I had to cut them with a Dremel and split them open. Luckily, the grenade body is longer than the valve stem, which allowed me to cut through one side and insert a flat screwdriver tip, which I twisted to crack the cheap metal of the grenade open. The threads of both the grenade and valve stem had a light-colored, gritty corrosion on them. I used the Dremel wire brush to remove the corrosion from the valve stem and applied some 3-in-1 oil to them before installing new stem covers. I recommend that you stay away from these and others like them.

I bought these awhile ago and they looked cool and great,until I went to get air in my tires and they wouldn't come off because they locked up. I was told they would have to cut off the steam valve at about $20 each($80 total) because they sealed on and would not come off unless cut off.DON'T BUY UNLESS YOU WANNA PAY EXTRA MONEY TO GET YOUR TIRE FIX. GRRRR

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