Tyre Deflators

G'day Ian & Nola


I use the ARB ezy tyre deflator - think they're about $60 and I'm very happy with it !


All the best


Gazz

ARB Ezy the only way to go

I started out with four Staun deflators but they are each limited to one pressure setting.
As I deflate to a variety of pressures I switched to the ARB EZ Deflator.
This allows deflating to any pressure and because in use the valve stem is retracted it is much faster.
A benefit is that the pressure is reassuringly displayed on the gauge.

Sounds like ARB's the way to go thanks all

Ian

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Gday Noldi
I use a stick. Fully green and reliable.If you loose your stick there are plenty where that one came from. There are different sizes and will let the tyres down to any setting.
Just look around and there they are , sticks...

I have two sets of Staun tyre deflators.
One set is set to 28PSI for dirt roads and the other set calibrated for 18PSI when venturing onto the sand.

What I like about the Staun's, is that you screw one to each tyre and by the time you have completed the fourth tyre, the first is usually ready to remove.
I have found these to be reliable sand fairly accurate to the pressure setting first set.

I have recently (few months ago) purchased an ARB Easy Deflator after all the hype advertising (I'm a bit of a sucker sometimes) and have only "played around with it" so far.
Why did I bother?
By the time you screw the Easy deflator onto the tyre, unscrew the valve to release the pressure to the desired level, then screw the valve back in before removing the deflator, my Staun's would have completed the job in half the time, to my perception.
I think I may have wasted my money on the Easy Deflator as it does not appear to improve the process that the Staun's provide.

I will not be disposing of the Staun's in the foreseeable future.

I use a set of Trailhead brand deflators and I like them. Probably not sold in Oz but here they are on Amazon:deflators on amazon

I don't want to hijack your thread but these staun tyres deflators soud like a good idea do they set them to what ever pressure you ask for or do they already have set pressures and once your tyres are down do you leave them on or remove them before moving off.Thanks

Thanks Allan B I might check them out

Hi All, has anyone any experience with Trail Head tyre deflators? I see there sold through a WA company