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Tire Deflators "Staun"

JWMcCrary

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I have them, just a matter of finding them. Be a while before I can look.
 

JWMcCrary

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With this kit are you airing down one tire at a time? Or all four at once?

one at a time but it's simple and goes fairly quick. I bought a set of the staun deflators and still prefer to use this.
 

1sicbronconut

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I have had a set for years. Neve had an issue with them. I like is they have a little tit on the end, so if the pressure currently in the tire isn't high enough to pop them open you can just pull on the tit to get them to flow;)

Mine are currently sitting somewhere in the garage. I don't do hard core wheeling anymore and have not used them in at least 3 years. That is also to say I have not run trails hard enough to need airing down in the past 3 years as well. If I can find them I may be interested in selling. But the CO2 bottle I am keeping, I still use that too much.

You really need to find another Bronco!!
 

joser

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Aug 9, 2003
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Chesterfield, MI
I love the Stauns. I like the ability to air down all 4 tires at same time. I then use one of the ARB deflators to fine tune pressure.
 
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sprdv1

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I love the Stauns. I like the ability to air down all 4 tires at same time. I then use one of the ARB deflators to fine tune pressure.

I'm with ya man... too lazy to bend down at every tire and wait... Screw it on all the way around, start it up to warm her up, off and running.. ;)
 

motoman

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Jan 29, 2002
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I was down at 4 Wheel Parts to pick up my spare tire cover. Was looking at getting the Smittybilt Air down thingies and the guy talked me out of the cheaper ones and finally bit the bullet and bought the Stauns!

SWEET SWEET SWEET Used them all weekend on the bachelor party run and they worked flawlessly.... they even gave me a good guy discount on them.

Thank you for the recommendation!
 

bknbronco

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The one that removes the valve core is the best one i have ever used. It makes airing down fast and easy. Some of the preset ones that screw on wont work if the tire is too low already.
 
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