Do I need the valve stem pliers with this as well?
1975079
Ohhh! I used old long needle nose pliers to remove the old valve stem seals. Sorry it's been 3-4 years since I used this.
336668
They do. And you'll need to be sure to get tubes with 60 mm valve stems. Even that's a little short, so you may want to spring for valve extenders.
740400
Yes you need to supply your own air compressor. See the little nub sticking off the back of the handle. That is a quick release so you can switch tools quickly without using a wrench.
1801450
You will need just a plier and a small wrench. You can buy both from dollar tree.
599649
Works best on a standard (Schrader) valve. The cap has a little tool built in to take the valve stem out and it is very easy to do. Presta valve stems are a little harder to do because you need an adapter (about $3 at Sports Authority) on it to pump the slime into the tube but is very do-able.
70442
no, you need the ones that go with this unit. the old ones with the stem attached don't work with the new machines.
2188497
I should also mention: there is also a small (stamped) wrench to change out the tips. I believe mine came in the stem bottle. You would need this wrench to loosen the tips from both the nose and the handles.
1089071
As shown in the picture, the Schrader 33000 comes with the rubber valve stem. If you have have an aluminum stem with a nut you would have to purchase the Schrader 34000 Aluminum Clamp-in Style Valve for TPMS Snap-in Sensor ($7.22 each). You have to correctly torque this aluminum stem to the TPMS sensor body. You would also need to program each EZ-sensor using the Schrader 21260 EZ-sensor Programming Pad or find a shop that has this capability. Your best bet is to purchase the Schrader 33000 EZ Sensor and/or the Schrader 21260 EZ-sensor Programming Pad from Amazon Warehouse deals.
1096976
Yes, the one I bought included all the gears to operate the valve. All I had to do was remove the old unit and replace it with the one I purchased. I do not remember if it came with the nuts to hold it on the hose, so I suggest you keep your old ones if possible until you receive the new valve.
1845959
No special tool needed. If you remove the rubber flapper, there is either three screws that need to be loosened only and the rectangular nuts turned to remove the valve or the flapper valve itself has three keys on it the all you do is twist the valve and it will pull out.
1437530
Yes. If you have an older one with a petcock, you can buy the weight and the stem. Save the old petcock. If you ever need to replace the over pressure valve, you can use the old petcock. They don't make the over pressure valves anymore.
1725769
That special removal tool that you would need is actually visible in the picture of this valve. It is a "C" shaped ring that is next to the copper-colored end and can be slipped on & off from the side. This will be as easy to remove as it was to install, but I doubt that I'll ever have to remove it.
674566
yes you do. also you should use short stems if possible on your wheels. mediums seem ok, but sometimes depending on your wheel it pushes against the cap and can possibly make it fall off easier.
1460517
No, Just the tire. You can pick up a valve for a few dollars at wal-mart or any auto parts store. Just bring your old one to be absolutely sure you get the right size.
1785945
No, you'll need Chauvet Light Duty Adjustable O-Clamp CLP-10, or something similar.
435044
Arn't presta valve stems always threaded? Our order was for Schrader valve.
435732
The brass orifice is included. You might need a regulator if you don't already have one.