Tire Valve Extenders for 2017 Winnebago View 24J Class C Motorhome

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What would be the best set of tire valve extenders for a 2017 Winnebago View 24J on a MB Sprinter chassis?

asked by: John D

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I linked our main page for valve extenders so you can see all the items we carry but since your Winnie Class C has dual steel rear wheels I lean toward the Wheel Masters kit # WM8029135. These have a 135-degree bend and are USA-made with nickel-over-brass construction.

Of course, you're free to use whatever length and bend works best for you. There are lots of different opinions on this subject to be found on Winnie forums and you might care to review some of those.

expert reply by: Adam R

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