Handheld Tire Pressure Guages?
We take our truck on the beach and have to lower the PSI to about 15-20 to get through the sand. When we leave the beach we use the supplied air compressor to pump the tires back up. Our truck has i...
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I have similar to what peeps posted, I use the Staun Deflators:
I have them set at 15 psi. Put them on the truck, enjoy a beverage. Put them on the trailer, enjoy a beverage. Now you are ready to camp on the beach!
I strongly recommend removing these and replacing with regular valve caps before hitting the sand, the last thing you need is sand in your schrader or deflator valves...I always carry spare valve caps as well in case I drop one. It's a beach phenomenon, items dropped in the sand can disappear and become unfindable in seconds.
You can buy these at the The Truck Shop on Montauk Highway in West Sayville.
On airing up, I use an Accu-Gage:
The E load range tires on the truck go to 80 psi in the rear and I was having trouble finding a gauge that goes past 65.
I have them set at 15 psi. Put them on the truck, enjoy a beverage. Put them on the trailer, enjoy a beverage. Now you are ready to camp on the beach!
I strongly recommend removing these and replacing with regular valve caps before hitting the sand, the last thing you need is sand in your schrader or deflator valves...I always carry spare valve caps as well in case I drop one. It's a beach phenomenon, items dropped in the sand can disappear and become unfindable in seconds.
You can buy these at the The Truck Shop on Montauk Highway in West Sayville.
On airing up, I use an Accu-Gage:
The E load range tires on the truck go to 80 psi in the rear and I was having trouble finding a gauge that goes past 65.
