🔧 Assorted Tire Inflation Extension Rod Set, Roadside & Garage Dual Wheel Repair Helper
🔧 Assorted Tire Inflation Extension Rod Set, Roadside & Garage Dual Wheel Repair Helper
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🔧 Assorted Tire Inflation Extension Rod Set, Roadside & Garage Dual Wheel Repair Helper
Four Inflation Rods. One Easier Way Into The Inner Dual.
Four complete tire inflation rods give you different reach, angles and locking styles for hard-to-access valves. From deep dual-wheel gaps to easier roadside access, choose the rod that fits your working space.
Pick The Rod. Match The Space.
Two rods add locking support for hands-free inflation, while two non-locking rods keep direct manual control. Different angles and lengths help you work around narrow dual-wheel gaps and easier-access valves.
📏 Straight Lock Rod
STRAIGHT · LOCKING
Designed for direct access with a locking connection.
↗️ 20° Lock Rod
20° ANGLED · LOCKING
Angled access with a locking mechanism for convenient inflation.
📐 13.5" Long Rod
ANGLED · NON-LOCKING
Extra reach for deeper and harder-to-access valves.
🧰 9.5" Short Rod
ANGLED · NON-LOCKING
A shorter option for easier handling in more open spaces.
Control The Rod From The Handle. Keep Your Hand Out Of The Wheel Gap.
The blue clutch ring remotely controls the gripping mechanism on the locking inflation rods. After filling, release the valve from the handle instead of reaching between the inner and outer tires.
MOVE THE CLUTCH RING · RELEASE THE VALVE
Finish the inflation from where you are already holding the rod.
Lock The Rod Onto The Valve. Then Let Your Hand Go.
The straight and 20° angled locking rods secure onto the valve so you do not have to keep pressing forward during inflation. This leaves you free to monitor pressure and manage the rest of the job.
Deep Gap? Go Long. More Room? Keep It Short.
The 13.5-inch angled rod reaches deeper valves hidden inside dual-wheel assemblies, while the 9.5-inch version stays easier to maneuver in less restricted spaces. Both use direct manual control for technicians who prefer a traditional hold.
📏 13.5" Long Inflation Rod
ANGLED · NON-LOCKING · DEEPER REACH
🧰 9.5" Short Inflation Rod
ANGLED · NON-LOCKING · EASIER HANDLING
Metal Where It Matters. Grip Where Your Hand Needs It.
Reinforced metal construction is designed for repeated workshop and roadside use, while the blue ribbed silicone grip helps maintain control with oily or dusty hands. A practical tool for technicians, drivers and fleet work.
✋ Ribbed Blue Silicone Grip
Provides a more secure-feeling grip for greasy, dusty or high-frequency tire-service work.
Four Complete Tire Inflation Rods
Each version is a complete inflation rod with its own reach, angle and operating style. Choose the one that best matches your dual-wheel access and preferred workflow.
| Product | Tire Inflation Rod |
|---|---|
| Available Versions | 4 Complete Rod Configurations |
| Rod 01 | Straight Locking Inflation Rod |
| Rod 02 | 20° Angled Locking Inflation Rod |
| Rod 03 | 13.5" Angled Non-Locking Inflation Rod |
| Rod 04 | 9.5" Short Angled Non-Locking Inflation Rod |
| Maximum Pressure | Up To 150 PSI |
| Grip | Blue Ribbed Silicone Handle |
| Best For | Trucks · Trailers · RVs · Farm Equipment · Tire Shops |
Always check the pressure rating of your inflation equipment, air hose, fittings and tire before use. Never exceed the lowest rated component.
Which Inflation Rod Fits Your Work?
The main choice comes down to access depth, valve angle and whether you prefer locking or manual inflation. Here are the practical differences between the four rods.
Are these four separate complete inflation rods?
Yes. They are four complete tire inflation rod versions, not four interchangeable heads.
Which rods have the locking function?
The straight locking rod and the 20° angled locking rod support hands-free inflation.
Which versions are non-locking?
The 13.5-inch angled rod and 9.5-inch short angled rod use manual non-locking operation.
Why choose the longer inflation rod?
The longer rod is better suited to valves positioned deeper inside dual-wheel assemblies.
Why choose the 9.5-inch short rod?
The shorter rod is easier to maneuver when the valve area has more working space and maximum reach is unnecessary.
What pressure can the inflation rods support?
The supplied product information specifies support up to 150 PSI.
What vehicles are they suitable for?
They are designed for difficult valve access on trucks, trailers, RVs, tractors and other heavy or dual-wheel equipment.
Stop Fighting The Valve. Use The Right Inflation Rod.
Straight, angled, locking, long or short — the four complete rods cover different wheel spaces and working habits. Choose the one that makes difficult dual-wheel inflation easier to manage.
📏 4 Complete Rods · 🔒 2 Locking Options · ↗️ Angled Access · 💨 150 PSI · 🛠️ Heavy-Duty Build
