Do Tire Stem Extenders Work? Watch and Find Out!

I bought a set of tire stem extenders for our Class C RV. Find out if they work.
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[@xlamontx]

Unfortunately, the extenders don't work with screw on style air chucks. The ones we have to press and hold will usually work if the angle is right. Good video Steve.👍🏾

[@SixStringSteveDelivers]

@Driving Home Yes, bummer. Even they worked the hubcap shape would be in the way.

[@RvDavy]

I just go to discount tire especially since I'm paralyzed I have over think things flagstaff got tiny bit of snow so looks like a cold 🌨 snowy winter burrrrr I'm lookin into Yuma to maybe camp out. See if I can get wound care there.

[@SixStringSteveDelivers]

Brrrr... I noticed it was in the 40's there earlier today. Keep on keepin' on buddy!

[@nancymedeiros5268]

On the Frito Lay truck I always have to go to Discount Tire, just to check the pressure. Especially the inside rear tires sure don't make it simple

[@SixStringSteveDelivers]

@Nancy Medeiros Yes, those rear ones are a pain. I'm glad I have working extensions on mine.

[@MikeandLisasExcellentAdventure]

Thanks. I was searching for extensions and your video came up.

[@SixStringSteveDelivers]

Nice! 😃👌

[@EveningShadeLori]

Those were scary looking bugs! Yikes 😳

[@SixStringSteveDelivers]

I've never seen bugs like those before 😲

[@s-nut]

@@SixStringSteveDelivers Those are long-tail Megarhyssa wasps. Those "stingers" are actually ovipositors-- they lay eggs through them. That one is actually boring into the wood with the ovipositor to lay an egg on another type of wasp that they parasitize (horntail wasp). They can feel horntail larvae moving in the wood. When she finds a living horntail larva down one of these holes, she'll paralyze it, and then lay an egg on it. The Megarhyssa egg then pupates and eats the horntail larva. #NatureIsMetal :D

[@SixStringSteveDelivers]

@@s-nut Fascinating! Thanks for the information.

[@JoelPit]

I have some on the skoolie they need to be tight otherwise I can't put air in.

[@SixStringSteveDelivers]

The main issue on our RV is the front stems. My back ones are fine. The front hubcaps would still be in the way with these extensions.