Poor Lynn.......
I assumed the OP was referring to the Schrader valve not the valve stem as failing. Thus I was trying not to confuse the issue anymore than necessary.
I see it didn't work for you. :blush2:
I love your sig addition Nathan!
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paulgraz New Member
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Can we give it rest now please...
When getting new tires one should always opt for new valve stems unless such as the one pictured below that is standard in a Works Wheel VS-XX.
To clarify
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Thus the reason I carry spare valves in the car. As the valves can get damaged while changing pressures at the track. -
I like the oil drops under the car. I think taking it a bit further and squirting some on the lower skid plate at a seam would make it even better.
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I was talking about the big rubber exterior part of the thing, as Nathan points out - the valve stem. They showed me the valve stem after they took it out, the rubber was all dry and cracked. There is a good chance that the previous tire shop (a different one) didn't change it out.
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WOW.......now that's something I would be getting upset about.
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Oh......so now were just clarifiers huh?
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paulgraz New Member
A second valve failed on my wife's cooper (within a few weeks of each other). The PO replaced the tires, I'm thinking that his tire shop did not replace the valves...
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