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Angled valve extenders
A better angle
on tire air.
When a valve sits deep in the wheel, this screw-on brass extender turns the outlet toward your air chuck.
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🔧 Screw-on fitting
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↪️ Three bend angles
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🛞 More room for the chuck
Wheel clearance
Give the chuck room to seat.
A deep rim or a nearby spoke can block a straight-on approach. An angled outlet lets you bring the chuck in from a clearer direction.
Check fit at the wheel. Pick the bend that lets your chuck line up straight with the new outlet.
Driveway to campground
For the wheel you always have to reach around.
Keep a set with your tire gauge for pressure checks on a dually, RV, trailer or motorcycle with a compatible Schrader valve and enough clearance.
A closer look
Brass body. A grip you can feel.
Choose your pack
Three angles.
Two pack sizes.
The set is offered with 45°, 90° and 135° bends. Choose the pack size for where you keep your tire tools.
How to use it
From recessed valve to reachable outlet.
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Choose the bend. Look at the space around the valve and the direction your air chuck needs to approach.
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Thread it on. Remove the valve cap and screw the extender’s knurled end onto the valve.
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Connect your air chuck. Remove the extender cap, connect your chuck or gauge, then remove the extender and refit the original cap after the check.
Fit & specifications
Check the valve first.
For the toolbox
A practical gift for the person who checks the tires.
Small enough to keep beside the tire gauge they already carry.
Common questions
Which angle should I use?
Choose the bend that points the outlet into the clearest part of the wheel opening. Leave room to get the chuck on and off.
Will it fit my bicycle?
Check that your bicycle has a Schrader valve and room around the spokes for the extender and pump head. A Presta valve needs a different fitting.
Is the air chuck included?
Your pack contains the selected quantity of extenders with caps. The air chuck and wheel hardware are demonstration equipment.
