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Posted by chief
 - June 29, 2009, 20:55:42 PM

I've never had that problem. Mine came with 90 degree stems and they do need to be installed at tire change time. Standard chucks work fine, but I use a long stemmed one (do it at home).

Tire pressure is extremely important so this is something I'd get resolved asap, personally.

Cheers.

Posted by drifter22
 - June 29, 2009, 00:57:47 AM

Ok I know its sounds dumb but......  How do I put air into the rear tire of my 99 1500 drifter? There is no space for an air hose to lock in tight. I kind of figure I need a 90 degree curved  valve stem. I found  a couple but Im not exactly sure how they work. Do I just bolt or screw it on, on top of the current stem or does the inner tube need to be replaced? any suggestions or links to exact solutions would be appreciated thank you. O bye the way how do you guys do it when your out on the road and you need air in the rear tire? I have gone to all my local gas stations and none fit.   

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