CKAuto Valve Stem Puller/Installer with Rubber Boot
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CKAuto Valve Stem Puller/Installer with Rubber Boot

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Product ID: 52949412
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📏12.5 inches long
🔧Durable steel
🛡️Rubber overmold

Description

🔩 Unlock the Power of Precision!

  • STURDY DESIGN - Constructed from durable steel to withstand the test of time.
  • ULTIMATE GRIP - Knurled handle ensures a non-slip grip, even in tough conditions.
  • VERSATILE USE - Perfect for dolly tires, lawn mower wheels, and full-size auto rims.
  • COMPACT CONVENIENCE - Lightweight at 11.5 ounces, easy to store and transport.
  • EFFORTLESS INSTALLATION - Designed with an off-set head for seamless valve stem access.

The CKAuto Valve Stem Puller/Installer is a robust tool designed for effortless valve stem installation and removal. With its durable steel construction and rubber overmold, it protects your wheels while providing the leverage needed to tackle even the most stubborn valve stems. Measuring 12.5 inches in length, this tool is versatile enough for use on dolly tires, lawn mower wheels, and full-size auto rims.

Specifications

ManufacturerCKAuto
BrandCKAuto
Item Weight11.5 ounces
Package Dimensions13.07 x 1.38 x 1.14 inches
Country of OriginChina
Item model number8542043870
Is Discontinued By ManufacturerNo
Manufacturer Part NumberCKtoolvalve001

Have a Question? See What Others Asked

Does this stem puller work on an electric scooter or a bike?
Does the end where you screw it into the valve stem rotate, or do you need to rotate the entire tool to put it on? Motorcycle rim = small work area.
Do i have to remove the tire to switch out the valve stems?

Reviews

4.7

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D**S

Good, reasonably priced valve stem puller

TL;DR: Good, reasonably priced valve stem puller that works well.I ordered this puller to use in the situation I describe below. I was a little worried about the quality based on some reviews I read, but overall it seems well made. In particular some complained about the rough finish on the tool, but I think that’s just because the end of the tool is made of cast metal. In my experience that may make it a little more brittle and prone to breaking , but you shouldn’t be applying THAT much force to this type of tool. And so far it’s worked well. Here are details of my experience with the product. The attached pictures go along with my description below. I have a utility cart I pull behind my lawn tractor. The cart has a fairly small 4.80/4.00-8 tubeless tire that had gone flat. I filled it with air and found that the only leak was from the valve stem which had rotted and cracked on the side. I pulled the old stem out and confirmed the rim had a standard 0.453 inch diameter valve stem hole. I found a five-pack of BHock valve stems on Amazon and ordered them to try to fix the tire myself, even though I had never done this previously. I figured “they just snap in, how hard can it be?” When I pulled the old valve stem out, the back part of it fell inside the tire, so I had to separate the tire bead from the rim to get the old piece out. I also figured I would need to do that to push a new stem in, although there are tools that allow you to push them in from the outside. When I received the valve stems, I tried just pushing one in from the inside of the rim, but this didn’t work. I then looked online and found that you are supposed to use tire lube on the stem and also use it when you reseat the tire bead. I found a jar of recommended but not too expensive Pro Bud’s tire lube on Amazon and ordered some. The company also had a video on tire changing tips. When the lube arrived, I tried lubricating the stem and pushing it in again, first with my hands, and then with channel lock pliers. But I couldn’t really get a good angle to press it in. I looked online again and found you are supposed to use a valve stem puller tool to screw onto the stem and then use its lever against the rim to pull the stem through the hole. So I found a reasonably-priced CK Auto valve stem puller on Amazon and ordered it. When the tool arrived I first tried to leverage it against the rim. But it seemed the tool was at sort of a bad angle when it was against the rim, maybe because this is a fairly small diameter tire. I put a small wood block between the tool and the rim, and I then easily pulled the stem through the rim hole. I then put some lube on both tire beads and the rim edges, fired up my compressor, and tried to inflate the tire. Of course, since I had loosened both beads in the process of fixing the tire, the air just leaked out all around the tire. I looked online again and found you need to compress the tire around its circumference with a ratchet strap to push the bead against the rim. Luckily I already had a ratchet strap, so I wrapped it around the tire circumference and tightened it until the tire beads seemed to be pressed in place. I was then able to inflate the tire successfully. I then left it overnight to make sure it held air, and I finally installed it back on the cart, as shown on my final picture. So my inexpensive valve stems now became a little pricier when you add in the tire lube and stem puller. And I probably could have just taken the tire to a repair shop and gotten it fixed for less. But now I have the experience and tools to do this easily myself in the future.

L**D

Works Great!

If you have a shop and/or do tire repair I highly recommend getting one of these tools. It's perfect for valve core and stem repair. The head swivels 90 degrees and the tool rests on the edge of your rim to easily install valve stems. On the opposite end it has a core extractor to easily remove and replace valve cores. Also works great for inner tube installation.

P**P

Right tool for the job

This is a sturdy and well designed valve stem puller. It does the job well and looks good doing it. I especially liked the wave that allows for a reliable grip.

V**S

Functional but pretty rough around the edges. Sand cast in a litter box?

I wish more vendors aimed to make tools for people who not only use tools, but people who LOVE good tools. The finish on this roughly sand-cast product remains rough... no amount of uneven chrome plating and rubber dip, is going to overcome the fact that whoever made this thing - doesn't love tools. You'd think that in 2024 we'd be capable of machining tools that don't look like they were sand cast in a kitty litter box.

K**E

No mar, no effort!

Must have tool for valve stem install. Provides a no mar installation on aluminum rims. Handle gives you advantage of a good leverage angle so there's no real effort during installation of your valve stems.

T**E

Good tool to have ✅

Well made. Worked perfect

P**O

Valve stem removers

They are pretty good

K**N

perfect tool

perfect to install new valve on rims.

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Good experience, but the tracking updates could be better.

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Excellent communication throughout the order process. Product is perfect.

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Sneha T.

Received my product in pristine condition. Great service overall.

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The delivery time was excellent, and the packaging was secure.

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