Staun Tire Delators

[RaptorSteve]

Has anyone use these?

Amazon.com: Power Tank STN-0004 Staun Brass Tire Deflator, (Pack of 4): Automotive


Smittybilt makes some as well but according to the Amazon reviews the Staun are the benchmark. Australian made.

 

[Hockster]

No, but I use these for 24.00 no shipping and they work great... They look exactly the same...
Automatic Tire Deflator Kit Offroad 4x4 Deflators | eBay

 

[ManleyORV]

I have them for my Jeep, I bought them 7-8 years ago and their weren't many choices. I like them, very well built being all brass, but they are a pain if you need to adjust them.

I bought the ARB EZ Tire Deflator to keep in the Raptor and it takes longer and isn't automatic but I like it a little better.

 

[Phyguy]

I got these for 9 bucks. Really can't beat them. No, they don't automatically stop at the desired PSI, but if I lose them they are very easy to replace.

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[RaptorSteve]

Thanks for the info guys. I like the idea of the Stauns. Just screw them on and walk away. No kneeling next to each tire for 5 minutes.

 

[Ausraptor]

Stauns are awesome. Set the desired pressure once. Screw on and let em go until they stop. Very accurate.
Sticks and gauges are primitive.

 

[KaiserM715]

No, but I use these for 24.00 no shipping and they work great... They look exactly the same...
Automatic Tire Deflator Kit Offroad 4x4 Deflators | eBay

I just got a set of these. They look and work like the Stauns.

 

[mcurnow]

I've got Stauns and really like them.
I do remember they were a little bit of a pain to adjust till I got the hang of it, but I've never had to adjust them since.

The other suggestions may work just as well, but I haven't tried them.

 

[mcurnow]

Something I didn't think of yesterday. When you're setting the stauns it would be handy to have a compressor or air tank. You have to lower the pressure of a tire to what you want to set the stauns to. And you'll probably find yourself raising and lowering the pressure several times as you get the hang of it.
It would be a pain to try and do it at a gas station with one of the pay a quater at a time compressors.

 

[ManleyORV]

Oh man for sure! I used my spare on my Jeep which is chest level and my CO2 tank which is about 10x faster than a regular air compressor. And it still took me about an hour to get them all set at 15psi!