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Gulfstream tire valves	John Mikkelsen	11-25-03
I have just purchased Gulfstream Ultra GT 24 foot on a Ford E450 chassis. It is a 2002 with less than 4,000 miles on it. When I went to check tire pressure I discovered there are no valves on the outboard rear dual wheels. There appear to be no openings in the wheel where valves could emerge. I cannot tell about the inner wheels. There are inch and half holes around the wheel perimeter where one would expect to see a valve stem emerging, but they are not there. I can't believe they could make a wheel without a place for valves stems. What am I missing? Is this problem something I should take up with Gulfstream or with Ford? Gulfstream has not returned my call. I assume this is a manufqacturing defect or oversight and is covered by warranty. Am I right? Thanks for your help.