Do you have to hold the nozzle in place, or does it screw onto the tire valve?
584975
It has scew for regular size tire valves plus other attacent for pool floats and toys.
584976
No, it screws into the brass valve stem. It appears to be a quality item!! Bob
1526326
No you shouldn't need an attachment as long as it is the same as a standard bike tire valve.
1269156
I have had it for a few months and used it three times to top off my tires. so far so good. the screw type valve connection works so much better than the ones that have the lever type this don't let any air out when you hook it up or take it off.
61082
No, Horace, you do not need to put a hole in the nozzle. There is already one there for you. Enjoy ; )
77572
Once you've unscrewed the cuff and fully inserted the attachment past the ring wrapping around the attachments nozzle, tightening the cuff isn't keeping the attachment in?
352688
No. Valve stems are usually part of mounting and balancing. Let the tire shop provide them.
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Unfortunately no, it is very stubborn. If you don't have a small air nozzle handy to blow it in, I found that I keep butting on the valve and blowing until I find the sweet spot. Once I know I'm getting a good amount in then I clamp onto it with my teeth (not my lips) and blow until it is full. I believe I usually end up biting on the fabric portion since the valve is pretty deep. If you do this it usually only takes a couple breaths and is way easier than trying to pinch the valve with your fingers, especially because once it starts to get full it gets very difficult to hold your pinch, but the teeth won't let it escape. Unfortunately no, it is very stubborn. If you don't have a small air nozzle handy to blow it in, I found that I keep butting on the valve and blowing until I find the sweet spot. Once I know I'm getting a good amount in then I clamp onto it with my teeth (not my lips) and blow until it is full. I believe I usually end up biting on the fabric portion since the valve is pretty deep. If you do this it usually only takes a couple breaths and is way easier than trying to pinch the valve with your fingers, especially because once it starts to get full it gets very difficult to hold your pinch,... » Read More Unfortunately no, it is very stubborn. If you don't have a small air nozzle handy to blow it in, I found that I keep butting on the valve and blowing until I find the sweet spot. Once I know I'm getting a good amount in then I clamp onto it with my teeth (not my lips) and blow until it is full. I believe I usually end up biting on the fabric portion since the valve is pretty deep. If you do this it usually only takes a couple breaths and is way easier than trying to pinch the valve with your fingers, especially because once it starts to get full it gets very difficult to hold your pinch, but the teeth won't let it escape. « Show Less
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You can release tire pressure by leaning the unit a bit "off center" while holding the tire valve plunger open and let the air escape, then recenter and take the new pressure... works well.
1306593
clamps onto the air valve stem.....since buying it i have used it on all our family's cars.....air pillow inflatables..etc. so far works great..very happy with it....
458575
You kind of have to twist it then pull it off. Also if you use the concentrated nozzle try not to take it off and on too much. Eventually mine wouldn't even stay on. Hope this help!
2267914
Mine came complete with air nozzle and you do not need a pressure guage. Because you dial the pressure you want and it shuts off at that pressure when tire is full . The beauty of moving and storage. Are added. Bonuses
2178774
You attach it to the existing spare tire bracket. Easy to install and works great with my 33" tire.
1823922
The hose attaches to the tire stem like any other pump such as a bicycle pump. You push the end over the tire valve and push the lever down to lock it on the stem.
90190
Yes you use the same nozzle that you air tires up with it pushes on to the adapter
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No air is lost when unscrewing from valve stem. Back pressure is held inside of pump handle.
405540
It has a rubber part inside the head. You have to unscrew the mountain fue and then turn this rubber adapter in order to change the valve.
90188
If the compressor hose has the ability to fill a tire it will press on the top valve here like it would on the tire valve.