Staun Tyre Deflators Review, they will let you down
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Straight from the factory, these deflators are calibrated for 18psi, but adjusting is easy. I tend to run my tires right around 22-23 psi myself – a little more air than what the factory sets these too, but making the adjustment is simple.
If you’re driving a stock Jeep Wrangler and looking for your first Jeep Upgrade, this is one of the best to start with.
How to set up Staun Tire Deflators
If you want to air down to 18psi, just unscrew your stem caps, screw on the Staun Tire Deflators and repat x 3 for your other tires.
If you want to re-calibrate your Staun Tire Deflators to another PSI, then check out this excellent YouTube video they have on setting them up.
Tire Deflation for Off Roading
There is no formula here that I’m aware of, it’s just people’s personal preferences. You don’t need to air down at all for off roading, but I find the experience to be worth the time/effort.
Since I tend to do more overlanding vs rock crawling, I air down all MT tires to about 20-25 PSI mostly to smooth out a rough road (washer-board dirt roads). If you get much lower than 20-25 PSI, be sure to verify that your tire/wheel/rim rating can support vehicle weight and not lose bead and separate sidewall from rim.
Be sure to always re-inflate when driving on roads or above crawling speeds. If there isn’t a trail or road service for inflating your tires, be sure to bring along a trusty inflator and check that it works before you hit the trail. If you don’t use an air compressor for a long time, i’ve had them fail from dry-rot, oil leaks or just seizing up so but sure to check your gear before you air down.
This is the compressor I keep in my Jeep:
- ABOUT SB2781 5.65 CFM AIR COMPRESSOR: For the added convenience of being able to air-up or air-down your tires to accommodate various types of…
- TECHNICHAL FEATURES: Not Vehicle Specific / Universal application / 5.65 CFM (Cubic foot per minute) air intake / Powerful 12V motor / Quick release…
- IMPORTANT FEATURES: Heavy-duty easy clip connectors / Maximum airflow – 160 Liters per minute / Integrated easy to read 150 PSI pressure gauge /…
- WHY HAVING SB2781: Climbing over rocks, tearing down a rugged slope, blazing a trail through mud and undergrowth all of these are bound to challenge…
- A MUST HAVE: Climbing over rocks, tearing down a rugged slope, blazing a trail through mud and undergrowth all of these are bound to challenge your…
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Staun Tire Deflator Review
Price – not cheap. $99 dollars on average +/- $10 dollars or so but you get what you pay for. I purchased a cheap $25.00 no name set, and I couldn’t get them to deflate to a standard PSI to save my life and they were slow. They released air until they eventually stopped releasing air whereas the Staun deflators release air at high pressure until they hit the set PSI and stop – taking must minutes.
With everything being hours away or daylight being worth its weight in gold, I love hitting the trail in ~5-minute air down time. I just screw these on the wheels, do a vehicle walk around inspection – check my fluids, unscrew – recap wheels and off I go.
Please don’t drive with deflators still attached on your wheel, it’s a quick way to lose them or damage your rims.
There are times I air down six tires when I’m overlanding with my Jeep Wrangler towing my trailer and knowing that all six tires will be done perfectly and safely and more importantly, efficiently is awesome. I wish I just invested in a quality tool to begin with vs randomly buying cheaper options that failed, broke or didn’t even work.
As always, be sure to drive at safe speeds when airing down. If its washer board road, I just drop a few PSI vs hard-core trail riding where I’ll drop down below 20.
Notice
These tire deflators were purchased by us and not gifted or given for any review. This review is entirely my opinion – Can’t claim it’s unbiased because I went the cheap route before and ended up spending more time and money doing that than had I purchased these first. My loss, your gain 🙂 Enjoy your smoother adventures with your aired down tires
Where to buy
Available at many off road shops and retailers as well as Amazon.com. By following the link below we will earn a small commission for referring you to amazon.
- FAST: Accurately air down all four tires from street pressures to trail pressures effortlessly in just a few short minutes.
- AUTOMATIC: Apply one deflator onto each tire stem and Staun automatically stops gushing air at the set PSI. No tricky removal of valve cores. No need…
- ADJUSTABLE: Airdown from street pressures to between 6 and 30 PSI (the most commonly used range) – factory set at 18 PSI. Adjust as often as you like.
- CONVENIENT: Save your back and knees. Yes, now you can stand up while Staun airs you down.
- COMPACT: The set of 4 deflators fit easily the palm of your hand with the included genuine Australian leather pouch.
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Update
Took these up to Colorado and they performed remarkably well. Deflated at high-altitude and everything worked. I tell you what, driving the Alpine loop at 19psi is much smoother than running at 35psi. Do yourself (and your passengers) a favor and invest in good deflators (and an air compressor to air back up) if you drive a lot of old washer board or bumpy off-road roads. Be let down, but in a good way!
The only issue I’ve had is my kids like to find the package and unscrew them, so I’ve had to learn how to “re-tune” the pressure but oh well. Kids will be kids.
Enjoy your smooth off-roading and extra grippy tires thanks to the quick and easy Staun deflators! We hope you enjoyed this brief Staun Tire deflator review and as always, enjoy off-roading responsibly and Stay on the trail! Leave a comment below if you have any experiences to share or feedback we should add to this blog!
