Replacing the valve stems on riding mower tires. The quick and easy at home method.

Are your valve stems cracked? Leaking perhaps? Here's a 10min look at how to replace them yourself. You might want to wear shoes, boots if you have them. It makes it easier to break the tire beads loose, but as you can see, even barefoot it's pretty easy. The replacement valves can be found at any auto parts store I'm sure but to find the short ones you might have to go to a mower or golf cart shop. You could probably get away with not even having an air compressor if you have a working tire filling station nearby. In my experience, that's a big if though. They only take 10lbs of air pressure so it doesn't take much. Ok, I think it's pretty straight forward. All the axle talk is because this was part of pulling the wheels and lubing everything up.
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