Tire deflators

OverlanderJK said:

Stauns are the best but I run the currie EZ deflator currently. Smittybilt makes similar ones to Staun and ARB makes a similar one to the currie. There are a ton of options out there that all do basically the same thing. The EZ deflator is around $30.

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DCR JEEP said:

I've been looking for some tire deflators for this summer for a road trip. But I'm having a hard time finding the best but not something too extreme and expensive.


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Atch said:

Just make some cheap and easy

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branko.bergara said:

Look what I did View attachment 27146
Get 1 of this for 99 cents brake or take off the white mesurment numbers out.
There u go, works good and cost 99 cents


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DCR JEEP said:

So you took a tire pressure checker and took the measure stick out?


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Atch said:

No you clip it to the stem and the bolt deflates the tire. I usually do 2 tires at a time just check with a gauge.

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branko.bergara said:

Yea so u just have the tube, and u just screw it in the tire, the air will come off quick and essay try it for 99 cents u have nothing to loss


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DCR JEEP said:

So you took a tire pressure checker and took the measure stick out?


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DCR JEEP said:

Oh ok I see. What psi do you guys usually run when rock crawling with no bead locks on 35s??


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OverlanderJK said:

I use 12 most of the time on any terrain but have gone to 10 a few times. I wouldn't go much lower though.

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dahreno said:

I use Stauns , they will deflate to your preset psi and stop . You can air down all 4 at the same time . If I used the tube style , I would end up letting all the air out of my tires by mistake , then have to air back up before doing my trail ! I never air down lower them 14 psi on my 35s . I don't want to reseat a bead or change tires on the trail if I can help it .

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