GODESON Air Chuck, Locking Air Chuck use for Tire Inflator Nozzles, Pack of Clip-on and Twist-on Chucks(Pack of 2pcs)

I recently purchased a "midrange priced" electronic tire pressure gizmo here on Amazon. It was decent enough, but the cheapo "toy-like" chuck it came with was a headache to secure precisely. So it was nearly impossible to get an accurate reading. Instead of returning it, I ordered this pair of Godeson chucks and what a world of difference. These brass beauties clip on securely in a flash without any pesky leakage. I KNOW a well engineered fitting when I use one, and not gonna lie, this Godeson chuck knocks it out of the park.

I sturdy, solidly build and most important works good!I am pretty demanding, but this air chuck fully satisfied my expectation.

Haven't had chance to actually test it on air line to valve stem, but high spring action should grip quite well.Not sure why some wrote that it didn't work well, but I'll simply assume they didn't apply it correctly down tight on valve stem before releasing lever.For some, Hammer's are forced to include translated Instructions.As Shop Tech for Dealers for fourty years, automotive to airliners, pretty hard to fool a farmer now.I'll update with actual test later, now that it's twenty below zero, I'm not in a real hurry with live video.CheersUPDATE - Unfortunately there is an issue with this fitting internally.When held vertically in hand with threaded end up, pressing the lever jams up and will not depress -flip it 180, and lever moves Ok. This was repeated several times, and lever always jammed when flipped180 with threaded end up.Teflon lube was applied, and compressed air used to distribute fully inside to section of movement, and made no difference.If I can get it apart, I should be able to see what is floating in the way.When jammed, lever can't be forced past what jams it. It has to be inverted to release, then lever fully functions.It's such a simple device, to become jammed so easily. Could be milling operation chip in the way, something simple.If tech can inform and show break down view, it would help. Thanks

The clip on chuck is far, far better than those sold in the big box stores. It actually clips right on and does not leak, even using it to inflate trailer and truck tires to 80 psi. The screw on chuck also is well made and functions very well. No more needing three hands - one to stabilize those rubber valve stems, one to hold the tire chuck, and a third to operate the lever on the air tank hose. Both even work well when filling a portable air tank to 120 psi from the air compressor. Just connect either chuck to the portable tank, set the compressor for 125 psi, turn it on, and walk away while the tank fills. No more kneeling by the tank to hold a chuck while a tank fills

Closed flow clip on air chuck will only allow air to deflate, it will not open the internal seal/seat to allow air through to inflate anything. Screw on open flow blew the o-ring out of the end of tool upon sending air pressure through it. I reinstalled o-ring and disassembled the clip on tool to inspect it for damage but couldn't find anything wrong, leading me to believe it is made to deflate a tire only, not for inflating. Perhaps it's just the one unit that I received, so check before you assume it will inflate.Update: after taking apart the clip on chuck, and I believe cleaning a small piece of brass debris from inside the depressor shaft area, the tool works as it should. Well made and locks on the tire valve securely as it should. It now allows air to pass to inflate a tire.Customer service from the seller is outstanding as they contacted me to clear up any problems I was experiencing.Therefore I'm giving this product a five star rating as this type of problem may occur with any manufactured item.

The clip-on air chuck leaks badly around the tire stem when trying to fill tire with air. The screw-on air chuck works fine, but they came as a set, so they were returned as a set.

Bought these to supply line pressure ~110 PSI to truck tires after mounting. Seemed as if it would be more efficient than my ball style clip on attached to a tire inflator clipped in the "ON" position. The twist on style seemed as if it could double as a deflator when not hooked up to an air line.The clip on was rather chunky but appeared to be well built until I hooked it up to an air line then it began leaking at the seam. At first I thought it may have been the valve stem but same result on other wheels and different stems. NOT something I expected from a brand new tool.The twist on works as a tire deflator if you don't have a valve core tool in your pocket or you have many tires to do but it's extremely slow. Inflation seems ok, no leaks but it's not very efficient when compared to the clip on style.At the end of the day it works and it's a lot easier inflating high pressure truck tires when you just clip it on and go to town instead of holding the inflator in place especially on the inner wheels. Only wish my clip on didnt leak from the get go.

I got this chuck to replace the current one on my compressor that was pretty worn out. It was easy enough to attach, and works well.

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Great quality air chucks.. Used the Twist-on for my 12V car inflator. The threads on the original chuck got stripped and i needed a replacement. They're easy to align on the valve and they're easy to twist-on and off. Would recommend. Would buy again if needed. Wish I could've just bought the twist-on.. have no use for the clip-on.

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The items look and feel well made. However; I was unable to use them as they were not compatible with my tyre inflator.

The screw-on type is what I wanted for wheelbarrow and snowblower tires that have inner tubes that are pushed into the wheel when trying to attach the clip-on type. Both are well made.