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Husqvarna King
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Hi, I had a pair of AT tyres fitted on the front of my Isuzu on Saturday, this morning I noticed that the two tyres had a different tread pattern so one is being changed this week! But I'm a little concerned about the valve length, they stick out further than the side of the steel wheels and almost to the wall of the tyre. Should I ask them to change them when I go back to have front changed or am I worrying over nothing?

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Never had it happen to me so far. When I used to trial L/R  or winch competitions then definitely short valve stems as running tyres at low presssure.

Washed the wheels on the 110 about 6 months ago and both front valves stems started to leak as they were perished.

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4 minutes ago, htb said:

Never had it happen to me so far. When I used to trial L/R  or winch competitions then definitely short valve stems as running tyres at low presssure.

Washed the wheels on the 110 about 6 months ago and both front valves stems started to leak as they were perished.

That's good enough for me, cheers I won't bother mentioning it when I go back ?

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