No Loss Tire Caps

[JackSilb]

Any place you prefer to get the No Loss Tire Caps?
Found them for $11.95 at extremeoutback (http://www.extremeoutback.com/index.cgi?cart_id=4716186.2928&pid=65)
Do you like them?

Thanks,
-JACK

[JackSilb]

Got some at extremeoutback, link on previous post.
Service was good. Got parts in a couple of days.

-JACK

[MountainBiker]

I can't remember where I got them, but I like them a lot!

I need to buy a second set, since I'd like to have them on my two spare tires, since I keep all 6 tires in rotation.

[JackSilb]

I will try them this weekend. All the reports I got so far were good.
Thanks for your note.

-JACK

[HenryJ]

I bought mine through the ebay store of Mesa4x4.com they were $9.95 plus $4 priority postal for a total of $13.95 to my door. (http://www.4wdtrips.net/forum/showthread.php?t=3748#56914)
I see they are no longer available on ebay. They have been good. I found that I forgot to thread one back on after airing up. Who knows how long it had been dangling. The tether works great.
I picked up a second set so that the spare has one as well. I do five tire rotation, so symmetry is essential.

[JackSilb]

I used mine this weekend. Nice to not worry on loosing them.

Just one small problem, the air chuck I have on my air gage does not seal completely now. that I have ~1mm tether ring there, I had to hold it in place. I probably can fix that by using a thicker O-ring on the air chuck.

-JACK

[David A. Wright]

I got mine for $11.99 at http://www.offroadrecovery.com/

http://www.gbr.4wdtrips.net/4x4/images/toy_nolosscaps.jpg

Very good quality.

I've inadvertantly left one cap unscrewed to the stem for a week at daily speeds up to and including 70mph on my 310 mile weekly commute and still have the cap.

Very inexpensive and handy since you can't loose your cap when airing down/up.

Before the No Loss caps, I used to put the cap on top of the tires when airing down/up and I've lost many a cap.