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  1. 09-28-2012 #1
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    Is it possible for beads to get stuck in valve stem causing air to leak when cap is removed? If so, is there a trick to clear them?
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    Yes. Just blow air back into the stem and it should clean them out.
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    we had that happen on the 45 degree valve stem and it sucked that we had to actually pull the core out and remove one bead jammed in there.only good part we were home in the driveway.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stepink104 View Post
    we had that happen on the 45 degree valve stem and it sucked that we had to actually pull the core out and remove one bead jammed in there.only good part we were home in the driveway.
    I believe they say to check with stem up so the beads don't get stick. Good news is you only need a core removal tool and it isn't major surgery.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigpapaM109 View Post
    Yes. Just blow air back into the stem and it should clean them out.
    They tell you to replace the valve cores with special ones, but i do not think any one has done it.
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    OK, thanks guys!
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    Default I use RIDE ON

    works awsome & seals holes had hole in rear tire had to fill everyday after that never lost presure & no weights on tires is smoothier to
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    Must be a pretty rare occurence. I run beads in 6 different vehicles and have yet to experience a bead stuck in a valve stem.
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    I've been running beads for a while now too. Love them and no more weights for the stupid tire changer dude to spin on my wheel and scratch up the finish. Never had a problem with them in the stem.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rynosback View Post
    They tell you to replace the valve cores with special ones, but i do not think any one has done it.
    I did :)
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    Can't say enough on how much I love those beads !!!
    Power, looks and style ... nuff said !!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by snoobzilla View Post
    I did :)
    Me too!
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    When checking tire pressure just make sure the valve stem is at 3 or 9 o'clock position. That will keep the beads out of the stem. Also just to be safe, blow a quick blast of air into the tire before checking.

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