Wolf Tooth ComponentsClik Tubeless Valve Stems(Return to Product Page)

Installed on my gravel bike. Did not even realize how annoying and finicky Presta valves are until using these. I can check and add air to 2 tires in under 20 seconds (I timed it), no air loss, no bent valve cores, no clogging, instant readings on all my pump gauges. Replaced the cores on all my bikes now, and the biggest bonus is that now my wife inflates her own tires because it's so insanely quick and easy! If there is a way in which they're not superior to Presta (and I think Schrader too) I haven't found it yet. I've used fillmores, Muc-off valves, and these are so much better it's a joke.

First, the colors and the oversized nut for snugging the valve to the rim are both excellent. Regarding the Clik valve, I have them on 4 sets of wheels and have never had any issues with them. They are so easy to use, it literally takes longer to spin my wheel around to find the valve than it does to check the tire pressure. Because it is so easy, I now check my tire pressure before every ride. It only takes a matter of seconds, and the pump clicks on quickly and securely. After almost a year of using them, I recently worked on a friend's bike with the old school valves, and it felt so clunky and annoying to have to screw on the pump and then hope that the valve core didn't unscrew when taking the pump off. I use a Cycplus electric pump on my rides, and a larger electric pump at home, bith with the clik adapter, and it is a perfect setup. I have never tried to use a small hand pump, so cannot say if that would cause the valve to snap off, but if you use an electric pump, this is the future.

I read a ton of reviews before trying these. I have used presta for many years and Fillmore valves. I wanted something that would work with my electric pump because the Fillmore didn't work well. These weren't that great either with my pump in showing the correct psi even with the wolftooth clik adapter for the pump. I was out riding and had a tubeless puncture. It sealed right up and I went to put some air in the tires and the head of the clik valve broke right off. So much for that. In the garbage they went.