2pcs Locking Tire Air Chuck,Brass Tire Inflation Hose Adapter,Tire Nozzle With Tire Valve Threads,Unscrewed Connection Converted To Locking Connection,No Air Leakage On Chuck Air Compressor Pump Clip

I have a really nice GarageSmart AirDrop unit in my garage. I love it, the bluetooth connectivity to control it, the app that saves my presets for different vehicles and wheels so I can just select what I want, and it inflates to that point.I never DID like the fact that it was just a Schrader valve screw end, that I had to screw tightly onto each wheel to function. I finally figured it was time to change that.Since these came with that as the connectivity end, and I needed an open chuck, this was perfect. Got on there without issues, and now I can quickly fill tires and maintain pressure with far less time and work involved.So cheap, yet so useful. Can't ask for more.

I keep an air compressor in every car. These certainly save you time and effort. They stay in place when clipped, and mahe airing motorcycle tires easier. I have used them on 2 different cars and a motorcyle. They worked without fail each time. Since the connect directly to the hose end you don't have to worry about the pressure sensor on the pump being off either. Worth the purchase.

Well made. Work fine.

This did not work with the first two pumps I tried. (They had a central pin that had to be pressed to actually pump air, and this did not activate the pin. Once I got a pump without that pin, it worked perfectly.

Strong and easy to use. No leaking.

This is an upgrade I recommend for everyone with a tire inflator - which should be everyone with tires. Even if the chucks suck, says I, which is an experience I have more often than otherwise, then I can just hold the sucker on there while it's inflating, and quickly switch back and forth with my tire gauge.That said, I tested both on my and my gf's inflator, and they hold air perfectly. It will wiggle loose if you really tempt it, but hey, they're cheap chucks, whatya want?For the install, I should have taken a photo, but bear with my verbal imagery here.1. I used white pipe tape, like 6 wraps, around the threads shown. This ensures a seal with your inflator threads.2. The thing is, THOSE threads also unscrew from the chuck itself, but those threads don't have to seal so I used loctite threadlocker on them3. Use pliers or channeloks to tighten all around. Don't beat the crap out of them - it's just brass - but definitely do get it tight enough that you won't loosen anything by hand.

Worked very well with my tire air compressor pump. Quick release valve tab.

i want to love these as they are solid, hovever they are tough to get to fully seat and work, once they do seat they work fine but you really have to push, maybe over time they will break in. Very sturdy