Tire valve extentions for dually

[TravlinRam]

I recently took delivery of a 2004 Dodge 3500 doolie. Can any

one tell me what brand of tire valve extentions I can use on my

rear tires. I've looked at two different brands and I can't figure

out how they would mount to the plastic hub. Has anyone installed them recently? I'd appreciate the help, thanks.

 

[SOLER]

I've been looking, too.



SOLER

 

[bmoeller]

Unless you have metal and not rubber valve stems, I wouldn'tuse them. Good chance they could be damaged.



http://www.campingworld.com/browse/skus/index.cfm?deptID=5&subOf=34&skunum=6217&src=TSC

 

[hbowers]

air masters extension kit

I installed an air masters extension kit on my 04 dually.

stainless steel braided hoses. all stainless hardware.

makes it easy to check air pressure and looks good too.

Campers Choise catalog item#W123 $39. 27.

factory had valve stems together, so I had to take off

outside wheel and reinstall so valve stems were as near

opposite as possible. hbowers

 

[McGivern]

Hey Guys,

I had this same problem.



Go here_



http://www.ridgecrest.ca.us/~tire-man/kit3.html



These are nice people and they work great!

 

[RClark]

Campers Choice went out of business about 1 year ago.

I used Wheelmasters braided extenders and bolted the bracket to the wheelshield, not the center hub.

Definitely go to metal valve stems. Thge rubber ones will pull out as the extenders move as youy change speed.