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Item # PAR0273
Item # PAR0273So simple we wish we'd invented it.
No more fumbling or scuffing up your valve stems with the Park Tool Valve Core Tool. When it's time to remove a valve core simply insert the end of the tool, twist and BLAM!, core removed. Slip on a valve extension and tighten it down using the 5mm wrench. It just doesn't get any easier.
- Removes and installs Presta and Schrader valve cores
- Remember, not all Presta valve cores are removable
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Jordan PorterGreat Little tool
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I was using a needle nose pliers awhile. This is way better. Right tool for the job.
Josh RGearheadworks as advertised.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I keep the Park tool in my bike kit for trailside repairs. I like the bigger feedback one for home use on tubeless setup/sealant additions etc., Regarding size--we're talking relative size--they're both small--just the park one has enough substance to be fully useful and the feedback one is a little bigger making it even easier for my fat fingers...
Chad CordellEmployeeGreat Tool
Perfect tool for removing valve cores. Easy way to add sealant
Graham DewartEmployeeGets the job done
I got this for putting sealant in my road and MTB tires. I have had nothing but success!
DJ Redundant IIEmployeeWears out..
Wears out if you use it a lot. The presta side gets worn out pretty quick. Would be cool if there was a steel one.
Amir NajamCool.
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
You know when you need it, and I usually do. Got both ends which is nice when I switch over to schrader soon. I hear it's actually the way to go on MTBs since we run lower pressure. I mean think about it, a bigger hole to dump sealant and air into is better than presta.... Even Stans knows this, they make schrader stems now. Only a matter of time!
DJ Redundant IIEmployeeHard core tool
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I dont use the skinny end much.... who has schrader valve anymore anyways. I put a piece of velcro on it so it sticks next to the air compressor hose. A must have for setting up tubeless.
DJ Redundant IIEmployeeIts the little things
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
If you're going to set up your tires tubeless, you'll want one of these. Only complaint is that the edges of the presta removal side wear out a little faster than I would hope for.
Kyle SmythGearheadAbout Time
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
A) Not sure why it took so long for the industry to create this gem? B) Not sure why it took me so long to buy this?
Proper tool in a tiny package that will save your day in many ways, it has also saved my day using on my truck as I had a valve core come loose during an long off road adventure and happen to have this beauty in my tool kit. Highly recommend adding one of these in your tool kit.
Nick ChanHandy!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Ditch the needle nose pliers and use this tool to remove your valve core instead!
Craig LGearheadGotta Have One
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Key part of your tool kit, even if you are just a complete amateur rider / DIY type.
KendallEmployeeGood for tubeless
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
This is a great tool to have around for when your tire valves begin to loosen over time. It is a small tool and is best to keep in a designated location to avoid losing it.
William G.If tubeless, you’ll want one.
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This tool make getting valve stems in and out a snap—way better than a pliers or the little plastic core removers. These are great for removing core to put in sealant, putting the core back in and for backing the core out if it gets stuck with sealant. I wish I’d bought one sooner!
johngchristGearheadsmall
This tool is great. but I seem to all ways be loosing it.
Seth BarnesFor the deep dish lover
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
If you have a pair of deep wheels and end up using extenders in any capacity get one of these, otherwise you'll get caught trying to use a pliers and destroying your valve (and likely the only one not destroyed already).
Kyle LaudenslagerGearheadIt works!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Takes out valve stems, not much more you can ask for. Works great, easy to use and small.
Josh RGearheadSmall, blue and works
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Park blue means it shows up well in my toolbox and in my on-bike tool kit (in my pack actually). Works as advertised to get valve cores in/out. I've also got a stans red one somewhere (think I lent it out on the trail and didn't get it back)--it worked well too. Buy whichever one is readily available and/or cheaper. Cheers.
Ben B.EmployeeUse it with sealant
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Use this guy to pull the core of your valve and then inject sealant though the valve to make you're life easier.
Colton RiceNifty
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Easy to lose, keep it secret....keep it safe.....precious
Dan DaltonFancy
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Simply, small, and gets the job done. Removes and installs Presta and Schrader valve cores!