Short Stemmed TPMS'

Drilled and tapped a hole then mounted the sensors with a M3 screw.

ponie1992 said:

Drilled and tapped a hole then mounted the sensors with a M3 screw.

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Jeremy, how has this worked out for your? I'm having a similar issue in trying to use the valve stems Enkie supplies with its wheels.. I'm in the middle of trying this out..

Have you guys seen the shorty orotek stems we use those for tight spots and or the tpms loop adapters and they work solid.

I want a metal valve stem so the loop adapter would be the only choice.. But I haven't looked to see if they are the right hole size for the enkie

SloSVO said:

I want a metal valve stem so the loop adapter would be the only choice.. But I haven't looked to see if they are the right hole size for the enkie

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Check coyoteaccessories they have a list of them

ponie1992 said:

FYI, these won't fit a .453 hole. They are too big.

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I know this is an old post bump, but just wanted to confirm my experience was exactly the same...would not fit even with tire lube and tons of forcing / trying.

Just saw this as a new post and recently just got new wheels, got the shorty black rubber as back up but found these and can confirm they are tpms sensor compatible. The wheels came with chrome flush stems and wanted to keep that appearance if possible. And after hours of scouring the web i found these.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/272400261293?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

SloSVO said:

Jeremy, how has this worked out for your? I'm having a similar issue in trying to use the valve stems Enkie supplies with its wheels.. I'm in the middle of trying this out..

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I'm just now seeing this, so my apologies for not responding.
I've had no issues whatsoever so far. They are holding up great.