Thinking about using these on an air compressor (ironic, I know). Any problems with these developing a "flat-spot" from sitting in one position?
55693
I have them on a 10k generator that I don't move very often and there are no flat spots yet but then I have only had them for approximately 6 months.
1388670
Yes. I've been using these in many sizes for years. No flats, high pressure, dependable tire.
1682858
I wouldn't do that. You need to search for a casement/slider AC. If you turn the unit sideways, the compressor will not be properly lubricated, so it will fail prematurely.
623445
Yes, this little guy will most definitely do the job, but be careful when you're done inflating. The metal air line fittings and the compressor cylinder head get fairly hot to the touch when inflating to those pressures.
190925
Mine run nice and smooth.Check that the overlap ends are flat.Stay with them.JT
2162532
I use them on 240V AC compressors. No problems yet. Comparing the quality to other brands I can see no difference.You should be able to run any voltage up to 600V through these as long as the solenoid voltage is 24V DC.
1814493
Yes, but of course you will have to add some air to them initially. They have the same type valve as a mountain bike tire.
296269
I have not used them to extensively but the three or four times I have, there was not even a hint of them sticking to the equipment. I do not think it is something to worry about. This is the first time I have heard of such a thing.JC
1087736
Hmm, not sure about that. I've seen much thicker tubes and you're probably better off going with that. I can see these bending under pressure.
434513
I had a set of 45 degree ones on my bike for a couple of years with no problems. I now wanted these 90 degree ones instead. You don't have to but, I removed the valve from the straight stems before screwing these on. Once you screw them on you just add air like any other valve stems. (just easier to get to). Hope that helps answer your question.
756575
No, I fill my tires just as I did before I put these in. If you think about it, it really should not make any difference anyway since the air Pressure is what you are measuring, not the volume. The liners work, they are worth it.
1637309
These will not work because they will not be able to rest on the top caps. You need a compressor that has an extended cap rest for Harley big twin valves... Something like OTC 4572 Large Valve Spring Compressor.
974984
Yes they should be fine. I use a two bagger system on my zero turn as well. The tire has held up great so far.
1349544
I jumped about 5 curbs today on them. I had 45 psi in them. no problems yet. I was unable to run tubeless as they would not seal to the rim so I have tubes installed.
839711
It may be because they are pinch valves for inflating. this prevent accidental deflating also.You need to pinch them at the neck or use an foot pump and squeeze the neck of the valve
1300871
I use it in this configuration often. They are not flat but they are not too bad.
292325
No, I was concerned about the same thing. they jut out far enough that at least with the hoses we use, we have plenty of clearance. Our hoses sit pretty flush, though. You might get a little rubbing when you're turning the valves on & off if you're using a hose with a large lip.