Tire Deflators!

[DUG]

Staun Tire Deflators ($62)
www.jeepinoutfitters.com/scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=568

Currie® E-Z Tire Deflator ($40)
www.jeepinoutfitters.com/scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=711

Staun
Pros - You just screw them on and the tires air down to whatever your preset level is.
Walk away and 5-8 minutes later all of your tires are aired down.

Cons - I don't always air down to the same level... therefore resetting the air level would be a pain.
They take longer to air down than the Currie.
More expensive.

Currie
Pros - Air down your tires faster than the Staun deflators.
Cheaper.
Air down other peoples tires and get on the trail faster.

Cons - Airing down each tire myself.

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[HeavyMetal]

i voted staun.

standing around doing nothing > airing down 4 seperatly

[KtmRacer419]

neither, a $2 valve core remover and a cheap pressure guage, it takes me about 20-25 seconds per tire.

and this is for a 37x13" bogger on a 15" rim from 30 psi to 8 psi.

staun is nice, but im not paying 60 bucks for them.

[DUG]

Thought about the valve core remover, but 10 seconds too long out of the stem and u have a flat... and I don't have air.

I am leaning towards Currie.

[skitch21]

Also one like currie that has a piggy back when you air up you can watch the PSI go up....thats key too