--- product_id: 50493062 title: "Laser 5540 Tyre Valve Tool Set 3pc" brand: "laser" price: "β‚©90270" currency: KRW in_stock: true reviews_count: 11 category: "Laser" url: https://www.desertcart.kr/products/50493062-laser-5540-tyre-valve-tool-set-3pc store_origin: KR region: South Korea --- # fits cars, vans & motorcycles saves time vs tyre removal 3-piece precision toolset Laser 5540 Tyre Valve Tool Set 3pc **Brand:** laser **Price:** β‚©90270 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸ›ž Upgrade your tyre game β€” replace valves like a pro, no garage needed! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Laser 5540 Tyre Valve Tool Set 3pc by laser - **How much does it cost?** β‚©90270 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kr](https://www.desertcart.kr/products/50493062-laser-5540-tyre-valve-tool-set-3pc) ## Best For - laser enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted laser brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Precision 3-in-1 Kit:** Valve hook, screw tool & tapered tube for seamless valve replacement - β€’ **Universal Compatibility:** Ideal for cars, vans, motorcycles & agricultural vehicles (excludes TPMS tyres) - β€’ **Durable & Ergonomic Design:** Robust tools built for a firm grip and easy handling, even under pressure - β€’ **Pro-Recommended Lubrication Tip:** Use silicone grease or washing-up liquid for smooth, damage-free valve installation - β€’ **Effortless Valve Removal & Fitting:** Designed to work without tyre removal, saving you time and hassle ## Overview The Laser 5540 Tyre Valve Tool Set is a professional-grade 3-piece kit designed for quick and efficient valve stem removal and fitting on cars, vans, motorcycles, and agricultural vehicles. Its precision tools eliminate the need to remove tyres, saving time and avoiding costly garage visits. Lightweight yet durable, this set is essential for any vehicle owner aiming to maintain tyre integrity and prevent slow leaks, with expert tips recommending lubrication for flawless operation. ## Description Buy Laser 5540 Tyre Valve Tool Set 3pc at desertcart UK. Free delivery on eligible orders. Review: Much easier than expected (must use silicone grease or washing up liquid to lubricate) - My pack of valve stems arrived before this tool and I. Rather stupid/impatiently tried the tool-less (just blunt screwdriver and a bit of cyclone grease) method i watched on a youTube tutorial Vid. I could see that it was possible to do this way but not with the wheel still on the vehicle and involves a lot of swearing grunting and some blood when i poked my hand with the screwdriver and I ruined one valve stem by eventually getting it in but pucturing it as i did so which was a real 'hooray. I did it!, followed by Boo, I fecked up!!!' when i tried to inflate it, moment :), I took the wheel with the flat off so i could drive using the spare and then hopefully replaced the valve stem when this tool arrived yesterday. Had I have waited I could have done this easily with no tears and the wheel still on the Van. I didn't use the hook/puller tool because the previous stem had sheered off completely when i was too vigorous with inspecting the crack in it so i will have a little piece of rubber bung bouncing around inside the tubeless tyre so be careful but you are supposed to (and it worked on independent the video I watched about this tool) push the stem to one side and push the little hook through the split/crack so you can hook it out in conjunction with the valve puller tool, Important tip warm the stem in your hand and squeeze it about a bit to make it more malleable and it will seem impossible to push through if you don't use some lube; Either silicone grease or some washing up liquid. Once I realised this it went through the tube which compresses the bung on the new valve stem so you can get it through the hole. Push the new valve stem with the puller/pusher tool through to the end (downwards on a flat surface so as to not go right through) of the tube/ applicator then just put it over the hole in your wheel rim and push. It popped i very easily, In-fact I pushed too hard and it went right in but still firmly attached to the tool so i just pulled it back more gently and it seated and blew up fine/ The pusher/puller tool is substantial and well made which helps grip the valve and push trough the compression tube easily and you could give it a hand with a whack of a hammer if needed. Overall the tools are well made easy to use (don't forget the Lube, as my wife once said:). Its now in my car with a handful of spare stems and although it could be years or forever until needed again.it more than paid for itself in the first use compared with taking it to a tyre centre. If you have slow deflation issues the it can often be the valve stems letting a bit of air out where a bit if grit .scratch rust or weathering is letting air past the bung/stem (put soapy water around them and look for bubbles) and this can be cured or reduced with the puller tool by deflating the tyre about 80 percent and the gently rotating the stem using the puller/pusher tool little which can form a better seal, If this makes no difference you can replace the stem and then if this doesn't work you have a slow puncture or a leak via the wheel rim = tyre shop unless you own tyre removal tools! hope some of this long way of saying it works and gets 5 stars is of help to some. Love Peace and Happy Motoring! Review: Works Perfectly - Excellent bit of kit which works like a dream. If only using it as a one-off, which I was, it is a little pricy for what it is, but the time saved in not having to remove the wheel or break the tyre seal made it worth it. I found that some WD40 sprayed on the valve being replaced was pulled made it come out very easy and without any damage. Likewise a little WD40 on the valve going in did not only make the insertion easier, it was probably essential. The insertion tube needs to form a tight fit to the hole. I wanted to fit some bluetooth TPMS sensors, but my existing tyre valves were too long, so I used this tool to replace the valves with shorter valve stems, all four tyres , job done in less than 30 minutes. ## Features - Kit contains a valve hook tool, screw tool, and tapered tube - The hook is used to remove the old valve body, the screw tool and tapered tube are used for fitting Lubricate with tyre lube or similar - Ideal for replacing leaking valves on cars, vans, motorcycles etc - Ideal for use when it isn’t straightforward to remove and refit tyres, such as those on motorcycles or agricultural vehicles - Not suitable for tyres with TPMS ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00BP7WFS2 | | Best Sellers Rank | 8,235 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) 39 in Tyre Valve Tools | | Brand | Laser | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (435) | | Date First Available | 28 Feb. 2013 | | Item Weight | 450 g | | Item model number | 5540 | | Manufacturer | Tool Connection (EU) | | Manufacturer part number | LAS5540 | | Model | 5540 | | Product Dimensions | 3.3 x 15 x 34.3 cm; 450 g | ## Images ![Laser 5540 Tyre Valve Tool Set 3pc - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61owibGYTIL.jpg) ![Laser 5540 Tyre Valve Tool Set 3pc - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71qMudmgCgL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Whats the best reducer to make this fit an alloy wheel** A: The tool itself is a great piece of kit . I fitted 2 values to alloy wheels. All you need to do is lubricate the value well before trying to fit it. Make sure you’ve got the correct values. Not sure what you mean by a reducer as I’ve never heard of it **Q: Do you do a kit for larger valves, TR415 size please?** A: Hi, no sorry we don't have a kit for larger valves. **Q: Does this work with alloy wheels as well?** A: It depends on the shape of the alloy wheel around the valve... It worked on my summer set of wheels but not on my winter set as the shape around the valve wouldn't allow the funnel to push tight up against the hole to allow me to push the new valve in ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Much easier than expected (must use silicone grease or washing up liquid to lubricate) *by G***E on 16 May 2021* My pack of valve stems arrived before this tool and I. Rather stupid/impatiently tried the tool-less (just blunt screwdriver and a bit of cyclone grease) method i watched on a youTube tutorial Vid. I could see that it was possible to do this way but not with the wheel still on the vehicle and involves a lot of swearing grunting and some blood when i poked my hand with the screwdriver and I ruined one valve stem by eventually getting it in but pucturing it as i did so which was a real 'hooray. I did it!, followed by Boo, I fecked up!!!' when i tried to inflate it, moment :), I took the wheel with the flat off so i could drive using the spare and then hopefully replaced the valve stem when this tool arrived yesterday. Had I have waited I could have done this easily with no tears and the wheel still on the Van. I didn't use the hook/puller tool because the previous stem had sheered off completely when i was too vigorous with inspecting the crack in it so i will have a little piece of rubber bung bouncing around inside the tubeless tyre so be careful but you are supposed to (and it worked on independent the video I watched about this tool) push the stem to one side and push the little hook through the split/crack so you can hook it out in conjunction with the valve puller tool, Important tip warm the stem in your hand and squeeze it about a bit to make it more malleable and it will seem impossible to push through if you don't use some lube; Either silicone grease or some washing up liquid. Once I realised this it went through the tube which compresses the bung on the new valve stem so you can get it through the hole. Push the new valve stem with the puller/pusher tool through to the end (downwards on a flat surface so as to not go right through) of the tube/ applicator then just put it over the hole in your wheel rim and push. It popped i very easily, In-fact I pushed too hard and it went right in but still firmly attached to the tool so i just pulled it back more gently and it seated and blew up fine/ The pusher/puller tool is substantial and well made which helps grip the valve and push trough the compression tube easily and you could give it a hand with a whack of a hammer if needed. Overall the tools are well made easy to use (don't forget the Lube, as my wife once said:). Its now in my car with a handful of spare stems and although it could be years or forever until needed again.it more than paid for itself in the first use compared with taking it to a tyre centre. If you have slow deflation issues the it can often be the valve stems letting a bit of air out where a bit if grit .scratch rust or weathering is letting air past the bung/stem (put soapy water around them and look for bubbles) and this can be cured or reduced with the puller tool by deflating the tyre about 80 percent and the gently rotating the stem using the puller/pusher tool little which can form a better seal, If this makes no difference you can replace the stem and then if this doesn't work you have a slow puncture or a leak via the wheel rim = tyre shop unless you own tyre removal tools! hope some of this long way of saying it works and gets 5 stars is of help to some. Love Peace and Happy Motoring! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works Perfectly *by M***C on 12 January 2024* Excellent bit of kit which works like a dream. If only using it as a one-off, which I was, it is a little pricy for what it is, but the time saved in not having to remove the wheel or break the tyre seal made it worth it. I found that some WD40 sprayed on the valve being replaced was pulled made it come out very easy and without any damage. Likewise a little WD40 on the valve going in did not only make the insertion easier, it was probably essential. The insertion tube needs to form a tight fit to the hole. I wanted to fit some bluetooth TPMS sensors, but my existing tyre valves were too long, so I used this tool to replace the valves with shorter valve stems, all four tyres , job done in less than 30 minutes. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Yes it works once you understand how it works. *by J***N on 10 March 2026* Found using the hook tool impossible to pull out the valve. Used pliers to remove valve eventualy in three pieces. Putting the new valve in requires a little bit of skill but once sorted was staight forward. Used lots of washing up liquid as lube. I was very surprised when the TPMS was working after I had finished. Just remember to thoroughly clean the joint where the rubber of the valve will seat as most alloys have corrosion here and stop it getting a good seal. ## Frequently Bought Together - Laser 5540 Tyre Valve Tool Set 3pc - Aoerzn 8Pcs Premium TR413 Tubeless Tire Valve Stems, Black Rubber Snap-in Tire Valve Stem, Universal for Tubeless 0.453 inches 11.5mm Rim Holes - CKAuto TR412 Rubber Snap-in Short Black Tire Valve Stem for Tubeless 0.453 Inch 11.5mm Rim Holes on Standard Vehicle Tires (5pcs/Bag) --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.kr/products/50493062-laser-5540-tyre-valve-tool-set-3pc](https://www.desertcart.kr/products/50493062-laser-5540-tyre-valve-tool-set-3pc) --- *Product available on Desertcart South Korea* *Store origin: KR* *Last updated: 2026-05-06*