Tire Valve Stem Question

[drola]

i need to buy some valve stems for my wheels. but i want the ones that are threaded all the way down. anyone have a good source for these?

[Arne2]

Check motorcycle shops. I've seen them on bikes more often than on anything else.

[cpa]

Drola, google Meyers Tire Supply. All the tire valves you want.
cpa

[drola]

thanks for the suggestions

[Gordo2]

I think I bought mine at NAPA.

Gordo

[azhodge]

looking to replace all four valve stems with this tire change. Pelican sells valve stems for .625 and .453 valve stem holes and says both fit my 88. don't think that can be possible. So was wondering what size valve stem holes does my 88 have and are the valve stems the same length on both front and back?

[uwanna]

Originally Posted by drola

i need to buy some valve stems for my wheels. but i want the ones that are threaded all the way down. anyone have a good source for these?

I just installed a new set of Michelins on my car for a lot of $. I asked at a very professional high performance shop about using the metal threaded valve stems on my new install.
The head shop guy said he'd be happy to sell them to me but said they cause more trouble than they are worth and recommended using new rubber ones, so I did.
Just my $.02

[Joe Bob]

I use rubber stems and these....at least on my 7s.

[dentist90]

Got those stem supports too. The tire guys at Kal tire here were all looking at them... "oooh, ahhhh... what are those for?"
I told them they're for anything above 100 mph!

[jlex]

Those things are damn expensive (and I'm missing 1 or 2).
I've seen them on flea-bay for $12 plus $8 for shipping (for one)!
Anyone know where I can get one or two for a reasonable price?

[billybek]

You can get them from Pelican.

Part # 965-361-561-00-OEM

[Joe Bob]

Still.....almost 10 bucks a piece.....geez.

[jlex]

The deal killer is shipping. Would be a good item to crank out on a 3D printer...