Laser Tools Tyre Valve Access Tool - 5736

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This Laser Tools Tyre Valve Access Tool (5736) is designed for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts working on motorcycles, especially in workshops and garages. Its key benefit is providing easy and precise access to tyre valves, particularly in tight spots like rear wheels obstructed by chains or guards. A potential caveat is its specific design, which may not be universally applicable to all valve types or tire positions.
| Model Part Number | 5736 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Laser |
The tool is designed to provide easier access to motorcycle tyre valves, especially in tight or awkward locations like rear wheels.
The pipe is rated for a maximum pressure of 200psi.
The tool has a length of 200mm.
While it may fit some car valve stems, it is specifically designed with motorcycle tyre valve access in mind, particularly for hard-to-reach rear wheels.
No, this is an access tool only and requires a separate air source for inflation.
Yes, its compact size and durability make it suitable for carrying on a bike, for example, under the seat or in a jacket pocket.
Ensure the valve stem is clean and free of debris. Check the rubber seal on the tool's connector for damage and replace if worn.
Verify that the tool is fully seated onto the valve stem. Check for any obstructions preventing a proper seal. The internal seal may need replacement if the leak persists.
While designed for access, the 200mm length may still be insufficient for extreme obstructions. Ensure you are positioning the tool's angle correctly for maximum leverage.
Setup: No assembly is required. The tool is ready for immediate use out of the box. Simply attach the right-angle connector to the tyre valve.
Compatibility: This tool is specifically designed to access tyre valves on most motorcycles, particularly those with restricted access points on rear wheels. It is suitable for standard tyre valve stems found on motorcycles. While it has a 200psi rating, its primary utility is in accessing the valve, not as a standalone high-pressure pump.
Care: To maintain the tool's performance, keep it clean and dry. After use, wipe away any dirt or debris. Store in a dry location to prevent corrosion. Periodically check the rubber seals on the connector for wear and tear, replacing if necessary to ensure a good seal.