Material:
Truck Valve For Aluminum Truck Wheels are specifically designed to fit onto your truck's aluminum wheels. Since aluminum alloy wheels are lighter in weight and have better heat dissipation properties than steel wheels, specially designed valves are required to meet their installation requirements. The whole body is made of high-strength materials to ensure that it can withstand the vibration and impact of trucks traveling at high speeds. Good corrosion resistance. Since trucks often drive on various complex roads and environments, aluminum alloy wheel valves for trucks need to have good corrosion resistance and be able to resist the erosion of the valves by chemicals on the road and bad weather. Extend the valve service life. It has reliable and stable performance and can work stably for a long time without being affected by the external environment and conditions, ensuring stable air pressure of truck tires and improving truck handling and driving safety.
Detailed parameters
| TR No | Etrto No | Rim Holes (mm/in) |
Eff. length (mm) |
| TR509 | VS-946R | 16/.625" | 121 |
| TR510 | VS-879R | 16/.625" | 140 |
| TR511 | VS-949R | 16/.625" | 108 |
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