Tire Deflators?
I'm looking for the auto tire deflators that you screw onto your valve stems that can adjust the psi. Ideally from 10-30psi or somewhat close to that. Thanks.
Forum Discussion
- The only difference I saw was the psi range
- I use Staun in the Jeep because you can install them and continue down the trail till they turn off.
I have also used these:Terraflex Deflator as an economical alternative. Install the first one and wait 30 seconds, then install the next, and repeat.....you can then go back to the first tire and monitor pressure with your gauge. This 30 seconds will give you enough time to work your way back around to each tire for removal after your first tire reaches target pressure. - Aired down, truck and hauler...
Buried as we speak in blow sand at pismo, now camped for the night.
Help!!!! Strabo wrote:
What psi are you aired down to? Go down to at least 20psi if your not already. Also take the toys out of the hauler until you get on the packed sand.
Aired down, truck and hauler...
Buried as we speak in blow sand at pismo, now camped for the night.
Help!!!!Grandpere wrote:
Please excuse my ignorance, but what are tire deflators used for and why would you use them?
Aside from the off-road applications already discussed, they are also handy when it comes time to transition your tires from summer-air to winter-air when it gets cold, and back from winter air to summer air during the hotter months.Strabo wrote:
Aired down, truck and hauler...
Buried as we speak in blow sand at pismo, now camped for the night.
Help!!!!
Come on Jim!!!!
- Piano 2014 stuck in the sand up to the axels......
- God I wish I was there to help! (And ride)
- Holly Molly did you get it out?
