Valve service
- Common rubber snap-in valve stems in appropriate ratings
- Valve cores and caps
- TPMS-compatible service kits when required
- Valve core tool and valve stem puller
Tire service · Shop checklist
Stock your tire bay without guessing.
A simple inventory checklist for shops mounting and balancing tires. Match supplies to the wheels, TPMS systems, and equipment you actually service.
All shop supplies →Core consumables
Mounting & balancing
- Approved tire mounting lubricant
- Adhesive wheel weights
- Correct clip-on weight styles for serviced rims
- Wheel cleaning supplies for adhesive weights
Safety & workflow
- Eye and hand protection
- Accurate tire pressure gauge
- Torque wrench and vehicle-specific torque data
- Inventory bins and reorder notes
Simple reorder method
For each item, track starting quantity, weekly use, supplier lead time, and minimum stock. Reorder before the next busy week—not after the last valve stem is gone.
Example: if you typically use 20 valve stems a week and your supplier needs one week to deliver, a reorder point above 20 units gives you some buffer. Adjust for your actual workload and variability.
Use only supplies approved for the wheel, tire, TPMS system and equipment. Follow industry-standard tire inspection and repair procedures; never improvise on a damaged tire or wheel.