I have a 2010 Georgetown, I've tried to get an air pressure reading on the outside rear tire using every angle possible. I've ordered valve extenders that are 90 and 180 degree and nothing will attach correctly that allows me to get a reading or add air if needed. Is there a certain valve extender that is made for the Georgetown??
Have you tried getting a truck dual foot air chuck? You should get one at any auto parts house - you will also need a dual foot pressure gauge. They are made at an angle - you pull towards you to use.
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Did you get the flexible, stainless steel extenders? They are flexible and you should be able to bend them to meet your needs. This is an example of what I am talkiing about.
Do you have the Alcoa aluminum rims with small round holes? If so they make a special straight double foot tire chuck just for those. Instead of having the head at a slight angle it is both outlets are parrallel to the shaft. None of the local dealers have one looking to mail order one myself.
Everett & Joan after 60 years together. 2004 1/2 ton Chevy & 2011 Rockwood 1809S
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