Tire Deflators
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Stauns are nice when they are set right and work but, more times than not, they aren't and don't as they are easy to mess up the settings. The valve stem puller type as shown works fast and well but you can only do one at a time. I own both but find that I mostly use and old school set of deflators that I've had forever that look like this...
bob-o12jk
Banned
I used both, and smittybilt ones are kinda cool but they seem to take forever to deflat down to 10psi. I also have the Currie one and I only use that one when I go out. I gave the smitty ones to my buddy. Currie deflator all the way for me. The arb is exactly the same as curries
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jeek.olllllllo
Banned
I use the currie
jasont0311
Caught the Bug
I use the ARB. It does suck sometimes only being able to do one tire at a time but not enough for me to change it out for something better.
13JKUR
New member
Thanks guys. I figured it was about time for me to buy my own before our Moab trip since I always steal everyone else's to use to deflate 
I've used both also and like the smittybuilt ones since you can do them all at once but I think I'm going with the arb one just since it has a gauge and seems like it might be more reliable.
I've used both also and like the smittybuilt ones since you can do them all at once but I think I'm going with the arb one just since it has a gauge and seems like it might be more reliable.
suicideking
New member
I prefer the currie, ARB is pretty much the same thing.
I have the Rugged Ridge deflator valves which are similar Staun, but probably not as good. As wayalife mentioned, they were constantly getting out of sync. I'd put all four on and have one tire at 10 (where I wanted it), another at 22, and another at 0!! No fun airing up BEFORE the run...
So got sick of that and bought the currie. Sure, you can only do one at a time, but it works fast.
I have the Rugged Ridge deflator valves which are similar Staun, but probably not as good. As wayalife mentioned, they were constantly getting out of sync. I'd put all four on and have one tire at 10 (where I wanted it), another at 22, and another at 0!! No fun airing up BEFORE the run...
So got sick of that and bought the currie. Sure, you can only do one at a time, but it works fast.
jeeeep
Hooked
I use Stauns, it took me a few tries to get the hang of setting them up and found it best to keep inflating the test tire to get them all set properly.
after a few uses the adjustment lock would come loose and then they were off their settings.
I got a tip to use a mild locktite (mild so they can be loosened in the future) - haven't had them loosen up since and they work great - all 4 same time to the preset pressure
after a few uses the adjustment lock would come loose and then they were off their settings.
I got a tip to use a mild locktite (mild so they can be loosened in the future) - haven't had them loosen up since and they work great - all 4 same time to the preset pressure
fade2black
New member
+1 These are great as you can screw them on just before getting to the trail and drive with them on if necessary. never had a problem with them shutting off where I set them and takes about 3-4 minutes to air down all four 35's.
Napalm90
New member
Great, when we meet up at rauch creek you can show me how to use these darn things.... That gauged deflator I have takes to damn long
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Monster valves.
Love mine!!
Love mine!!
