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I have been using the Tire Buddy deflator for close to 6 years. It saves my back! One on each side sure does speed things up
I'm interested on how well it will work. You may need a very large air compressor to inflate all 4 tires at one shot. Have you ever tried to inflate a 100psi tire at a gas station?View attachment 58683
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Here’s my setup. 2 20’ of air line teed with a 3’ drop on each. Chucks that lock on the Schrader valves. Church air lines to valve.
pretty cool. You just need an onboard air compesor now.Just tested it out. About 1 minute to hook up. Just under 2 minutes to drop from 40 to 20 psi and just under 5 minutes to go from 20 to 40 psi. I used my small craftsman portable compressor to air back up. And all 4 tires are the exact same psi
+1. Mine whistle until they get to the set air pressure then stop, easy as pie.I’ve had good success with “Tire Buddy” deflators. I bought four to speed things up. I ran different pressures front to back so I stamped them with their setting once they were set.
I use my car key. it is handy.It should inflate the tires to what ever the psi the compressor is regulated to. The biggest issue would be time to inflate. Really depends on the cfm of the compressor. I know people who off road that use similar setups running onboard compressors with no tanks. I figure it should speed up airing down and take about the same time to air up as it would doing each tire individually. Just eliminate all the time squatting at each tire. I’m going to test it out tomorrow.
Stauns for me.How do you guys deflate your tires? I heard people use defaltors... any suggestions?