Haltec H-5265 Standard Bore Lock-On Air Chuck,Gold

Worked great with the AstroAI and soo much better than what came with that device! The connection was solid on my motorcycle and truck tires with no leakage.

I saw this on sixtyfiveford's you tube channel so I bought one. This thing works great. There is only one problem that I have run into using this chuck that is if the valve stem is too short it won't work.

Can't attest to how long they will work without slipping but we used them to fill all 7 trucks and trailers that were aired down to 15psi to drive in sand. 56 tires non stop to avg 80psi. These things lock on solidly, easily, and work better than any of the other types I've tried. Great product!

This product itself seems to be well made, and screws onto the hose like I'd expect. And on the valve stem that I was able to get it attached to, it works very well. However this products isn't as useful as I'd hoped, for me, right now. The valve stems come out of my wheels in such a way that the angle is slightly too acute for this to fit well. I can't get it far enough on to actually seat right. There was one wheel where things seemed to be just right for it, but otherwise I can't use it. If you stems come out more straight from the wheel, or are a little longer than mine, you shouldn't have a problem.

I use these on a system of hoses to air up my Jeep tires simultaneously from a single compressor. There are 3 clamping jaws so each one locks on and there's no leaking, unlike the more common and cheaper lever ones. I tried the lever ones with just one jaw, but if the thread on the valve stem it clamps to is a little high, there will be a slight leak at the fitting. That annoyed me enough to spend Cadillac money on these and I'm glad I did. These are closed-flow, and that's important. If you get open-flow, then when you remove one from one tire, pressurized air from the others will flow out of it. By the time you run around unclamping the next 3 tires, that last tire is about 2 psi less than the first. Open flow applications are for tire pressure gauges, not inflating. These are super-well made and they're the right tool for the job. Update: I've added some pics in response to the hose setup question. My compressor is part of the Warn Powerplant winch, but the same setup would work with any other quality compressor.

Fantastic! I use these for airing up my jeep tires and they stay on and don't come off! I also bought some dust caps to keep debris out of them for longevity. Recommend these!

This thing is amazing. It is a little bit bulky compared to other air chucks, but it is worth it. I made up my own ends to use with the air compressor off of a semi tractor to inflate low tires. Do so at your own risk. This chuck is worth its weight almost in gold because I no longer have to sit there and hold the chuck on the tire stem. The semi compressor kicks off between and 125 and 150 psi, so unless there is a malfunction on the truck side, I'm never going to over-inflate a tire past 150 psi. The setup I made has an oil-filled gauge, so I can set the gauge and fill hose on the ground next to the tire I'm inflating and look at the gauge and instantly know how much air is going to the tire and how much air is in the tire with a valve I built into the assembly. Anyway, once this chuck is firmly seated onto the stem, slide the collar down, and 3 jaws lock onto the stem and won't let go. Like I said, this chuck is a little bulky, but it works fine for getting attached onto every stem I've tried so far. I paid about $11. I have spent a small fortune on air chucks and air gauges, and I wish I just had this one and all the money back I've thrown away on the others. If anyone can find a legitimate application where this chuck does not work, I want to know. Buy this one, you won't be sorry.

I love this chuck! Actually stays stuck to the valve stem! I even flipped the hose around to try to get it to unclip. It stays right on there, until you unclip it on purpose. I replaced the chintsy "clip-on" chuck that came with my tire air filler tool, with this one. The chuck that I had on the tool before, held for maybe the first two times I used it. After that, I was forced to get down by the tire, and hold the chuck on, every time I wanted to fill the tire. Old bones, old back, old knees complain about that, every time! LOL This just clips on, and stays. And the tire tool reads the air pressure through this, as well. So the job is done quickly and almost painlessly.

Fit my standard schrader valves fine Will see how they perform in due course

A good option if tired of the fit on the popular clip on adapters Provided your valve stem has sufficient clearance from wheel rim to attach this type

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I purchased it to use with my 4 wheels inflator system and it is working perfectly and there is no air leakage at all. Cheers

These ate made in the USA and work faultlessly, great product and super quick Amazon delivery