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Snap In Valve for .625 In Tire Rim Hole - 1 1/4 In Effective Len - Schrader-bridgeport Internationa

Part #: 30-415-10

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Schrader-bridgeport Internationa Amflo
  • Model Number: 30-415-10
  • Part Number: 30-415-10
  • Valve Type: Snap-in tire valve
  • Rim Hole Compatibility: Designed for .625 inch (5/8 inch) tire rim holes
  • Effective Length: 1 1/4 inches (1.25 inches)

Key Features

  • Snap-in Design: Ensures quick and straightforward installation for efficient tire service.
  • Precision Fit: Engineered to fit standard .625 inch rim holes, providing a secure mount.
  • Optimal Length: The 1 1/4 inch effective length offers appropriate clearance and accessibility for air pressure checks.
  • Durable Construction: Built to withstand the demands of various driving conditions and maintain integrity over time.
  • Airtight Seal: Creates a dependable seal against the wheel rim, preventing air loss from tubeless tires.

Applications

  • Replacement tire valve stems for passenger vehicles, light trucks, and SUVs.
  • Suitable for all wheel types that utilize a .625 inch rim hole for valve installation.
  • Essential component for maintaining air pressure in tubeless tire assemblies.
  • Used by professional tire shops, automotive service centers, and individuals performing tire maintenance.

Benefits

  • Ensures Tire Safety: Helps maintain consistent tire pressure, critical for vehicle handling, braking, and overall safety.
  • Prevents Air Leaks: Provides a reliable, airtight barrier to prevent gradual pressure loss, avoiding flat tires.
  • Restores Tire Performance: Replaces worn or damaged valve stems, restoring the tire's ability to hold air effectively.
  • Simplifies Maintenance: The snap-in design facilitates quick valve stem replacements, minimizing service time.
  • Extends Tire Lifespan: Proper tire inflation, supported by a functional valve, contributes to even tire wear and longer tire life.

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 07 February, 2007.