The best looking, best performing, most tooled-up valves in the game and absolutely packed with features to make tubeless super simple.

Made from tough 7075 aluminium, each of our valve caps is packed with 3 super useful tools, that's more than any other on the market. Each has a valve core removal tool and spoke keys for 3.2mm and 3.4mm spoke nipples. What's more, these tools are on both valve caps so they match and it's no stress if you were to lose one whilst out on the trail.

Tubeless needn’t be a faff and our valves make it easy peasy.

First up, the valve core is removable to make adding sealant a breeze, and that valve core tool is always close at hand when you need it.

There's a 4mm Allen key base for easy fitting or removal and a selection of rubber grommets for a perfect, airtight fit. Last but not least, a slotted base works perfectly with your tyre inserts and flat-sided edges on the locking nut help you clamp it down tight.

And, if the worst does happen whilst you're out on the trail. The spoke key tools are always there ready to straighten things out and get you back on your way again.

Our tubeless valves are available in eight colours and two sizes:
48mm fits rims up to 30mm deep
65mm fits rims up to 45mm deep

• MTB - CX - Road compatible
• Premium 7075 Aluminium
• 3 x Tools on each cap
• Valve core removal tool
• 3.2mm spoke key
• 3.4mm spoke key
• Tyre insert compatible
• 4mm Allen key base
• Wrenchable locking nut
• Selection of rubber grommets
• 100% card packaging

STEP 1
Clean It Up, Set It Up. 

Give your existing setup a proper, deep clean and double-check you're running tubeless-ready rims, tyres and rim tape. Try and avoid using damaged rims or tyres.

Install your new valves and use the supplied rubber grommets for the perfect airtight fit (that's what she said).

Remove the valve core for easy inflation and sealant top-up (you can use the core remover tool on the valve cap).

Crack on and set up your tubeless wheels as you normally would. We have a video explaining how to set up your tubeless mountain bike wheels here. 

STEP 2
Then Top It Up.

Tubeless is easy, but it does need a little bit of looking after.

Every couple of months you'll need to remove your valve core (you can use the core remover tool on the valve cap) and top-up your sealant directly through the valve.

If you ever need to remove your valve, there's an Allen key slot in the base to guarantee it never gets stuck and flat sides on the lock nut to help keep it moving.

And, when you swap tyres or need to repair a flatty, just pop that valve core out again for quick and easy inflation. 

STEP 3
And Don't Forget Those Tools.

Our valves aren't just great for tubeless.

They've also got two spoke keys stashed in the cap to help fix trailside troubles.

If you're ever caught short on the hillside with slack spokes, just grab a valve cap and give them a tweak-up.

Each cap has two spoke keys built-in - fitting 3.2mm and 3.4mm spoke nips.