Will this inflate a tire without the valve core in the stem?
1294963
Yes it will, but as soon as you remove the chuck the tire will deflate due to no valve core.
1294964
I have say yes if I pull trigger if not on valve it has air come out, hope this helps
1593268
Yes, it does both Presta and Schraeder valve stems.. You would use the Schraeder valve for the inflation needle.
1894119
Yes. At 10 psi of air loss, internal valve is suppose to isolate leaking tire from non-leaking tire. In a blow-out scenario, a check valve closes immediately to keep non blown out tire fully pressurized.
190993
The fill connection is adjacecnt to the red open / close knob. It can be filled with a standard tire inflator nozzle. This is somewhat inconvenient as you must maintain a good forceful pressure on the inflator to keep the spring loaded valve open. A better solution is to use a screw on style inflator and I plan on purchasing one soon. The threads on the male valve are stgandard although I can't tell you the exact pitch and size. HTH
312375
Inflating the ball with the included foot pump does not require a special valve. I wish it did. My only complaint about the ball is: during inflation, one looses half the air while disconnecting the foot pump.
2147677
Of course. You only need to plug it and conet to tire valve and switch it ON to begin inflate the tire. And then swicht OFF.
706352
Yes it will, I use it to air mine up to 125#. It works great. The only thing I did with mine was add a locking chuck, so you don't have to hold it on the valve stem when adding air.
1586874
Yes, the inflator end, consisting of a braided hose and the clip-on receptacle for the tire stem, attaches to the body with what appears to be a threaded 1/8" NPT connection - a standard hardware store fitting. The other end (at the air supply hose) is a 1/4" NPT female with a quick disconnect.
1381835
The valve stem for a tubeless tire is not part of the tire, it is inserted into a hole in the rim, and pulled through until the first section snaps thru thus seating the stem in the rim. It is a good idea to get a new valve stem when installing a new tire. You would not like to break the seal of your new tire 3 months later because the valve stem went bad.
10711
Yes. Always be sure to partially inflate the tube and then double check to make sure you're not pinching it in the bead of the tire before fully inflating.
1009984
This tire can be used tubeless with the proper wheel and valve stem. I prefer to use a heavy duty self sealing tube. You never know when you'll find a nail, sharp branch or thorn hiding in snow or sand.
1244360
No need to remove valve stem core from original valve. They go right on the existing valve. On my mc, I only install them when checking &/or adding air - can't leave them in place because they interfere w brake disc.
1592202
The short answer is no! I tried it and with the valve stem being made for a center stem the tire cut the stem after a short time of use.
2080416
it has a tire stem valve on the bottom. just push it, like letting air out of a tire.
976155
I'm not sure what you are asking but the gauge snaps into a normal air fitting and I can leave the compressor running. The air into the tire is controlled by the inflator lever and the end that going onto the valve stem locks into place and holds itself there until it is released. Sorry but I hope this helps
1275613
It's a tire not a tube. The tube determines the valve type. This will work with any correct size tube
1681666
Lori, I am pretty sure it does. It is a nice little inflator. I have had no problems with it. BTW, I also ordered another kind of inflator recently and I like it even more than this one, but both work well. This one has a "snap on" end for tire valves and the one I just ordered has a "screw on" end. Here is the new one I just received. Goodyear i8000 120-Volt Direct Drive Tire Inflator - Goodyear i8000 120-Volt Direct Drive Tire Inflator