Value Collection -2228-3 Tire Valve Stem Assembly

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION -2228-3 is a tire valve stem assembly measuring 3.125 inches in length. It provides a sealed passage for inflating and deflating pneumatic tires, maintaining air pressure integrity at the wheel interface. This type of valve stem is a standard replacement component used across a range of tire service applications. Automotive technicians, fleet maintenance crews, and tire shop professionals install this part during tire mounting, replacement, or valve stem failure service. Its compact, lightweight construction makes it easy to handle and install with standard tire service tooling.

This valve stem assembly is suited for pneumatic tire service on passenger vehicles, light trucks, trailers, and similar wheeled equipment. It is typically installed during tire dismount and remount procedures when the existing valve stem shows cracking, leaking, or physical damage. The 3.125-inch length accommodates wheel configurations that require a longer stem for accessibility at the valve port.

Key Features

• 3.125-inch length accommodates deeper wheel well or extended valve port applications
• Standard valve stem assembly format compatible with typical tire service tooling
• Lightweight construction at 0.01 pounds for easy handling during installation
• Sold individually per package for targeted single-unit replacement

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-style replacement tire valve stem assembly for pneumatic tire applications requiring a 3.125-inch stem length. Verify wheel rim valve hole diameter and stem style before installation.

Installation Notes

Tire valve stem replacement is performed by automotive and tire service technicians using valve stem installation tools and tire mounting equipment. Deflate the tire completely and dismount it from the rim before removing the old valve stem. The new stem should be pulled through the rim valve hole using a proper valve stem puller tool to avoid damaging the stem body or grommet seal. Inspect the rim valve hole for damage or corrosion before installing the replacement stem.