air down tools

[Houndoc]

Care to point me to the best place (and recommended product) for airing down my tires?

 

[Slangy]

Check out this website, it gives you a bunch of different options. Hopefully this will help find what you need. I recently got Stauns, have not used them yet though.
www.parksoffroad.com/prodreview/deflatortest/deflatormain.htm

 

[Rot Box]

I just pull the valves and wait for the familiar 10PSI whistle then I double check with a guage....

Outdated method, but works everytime

 

[Jeremy]

I just pull the valves and wait for the familiar 10PSI whistle then I double check with a guage....

Outdated method, but works everytime

ditto. but i usually stop when the sidewall looks about right, then i check the pressure. i prefer 12-15 psi.

 

[Cherokeester]

I use these, they work well enough and are pretty cheap.
http://www.4wd.com/productdetails.aspx?partID=3261

 

[I Lean]

Those cheap ones work fine, those $13 versions are about $3 too expensive though. If you want something cooler, the ones that you screw on, then they stop by themselves at a preset pressure are pretty neat, but are about $60 for the set. There's also the one (like I have in my glove box) that removes the valve core but keeps it captive, then has a valve that lets the air escape FAST or shuts it off to read the pressure on the gauge. Just like this one, but for a penny cheaper: http://www.getagauge.com/4x4.cfm

 

[WayneXJ]

I just pull the valves and wait for the familiar 10PSI whistle then I double check with a guage....

Outdated method, but works everytime

It's the easiest and quickest way to do it.

 

[Tacoma]

that's pretty slick, Carl.

Neat product.

 

[Exalted 4x4]

I have these too and they have been great. Its nice doing all 4 at the same time but not so fast that you go to low.

I use these, they work well enough and are pretty cheap.
http://www.4wd.com/productdetails.aspx?partID=3261

 

[Houndoc]

Thanks, all.

 

[Meat_]

I've got a set of these

and a set of Stauns, I've never used either of them. The thing I like about the Stauns is that you can put them on and drive, they will air down to what you have them set at and then stop.

 

[DOSS]

I've got a set of these

and a set of Stauns, I've never used either of them. The thing I like about the Stauns is that you can put them on and drive, they will air down to what you have them set at and them stop.

I have those same ones.. they work great for me.. I have seen the Stauns have issues at sub... 8degree temps though.. they just keep letting air out ... otherwise they work great.

 

[Shawn]

I use these, they work well enough and are pretty cheap.
http://www.4wd.com/productdetails.aspx?partID=3261

Yep, that is what I used when I use to air down.

 

[Brian P]

Kurt has some ARB badged goods for deflating, I even have one...

E-Z Tyre Deflator

http://www.cruiseroutfitters.com/accessories.html