Will the Wheel Masters Replacement Valve Caps Fit Standard Valve Stems

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Do these fit on my cars valve stems?

asked by: Wallace

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Expert Reply:

The valve caps # WM9023-20 are specifically replacements for the Wheel Masters inflation kits, like part # WM8208.

With that being said they are for your standard Schrader valve so they'll work on your vehicle's valve stems just fine. I actually bougth a pack of these myself and put them on my Jeep.

expert reply by: Charles S

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