How does the ARB E-Z Tire Deflator work?
The E-Z Deflator temporarily removes the tire's valve core while remaining attached to the valve stem. Removing the core creates a larger path for air to escape, allowing the tire to air down quickly.
Can I check tire pressure while airing down?
Yes. The sliding valve allows you to stop the airflow and read the current tire pressure on the integrated gauge without reinstalling the valve core or removing the tool.
Why remove the valve core when airing down?
The valve core restricts airflow through the valve stem. Temporarily removing it allows air to escape faster, which is particularly useful when airing down larger off-road tires.
Does the ARB E-Z Deflator require batteries?
No. It uses a mechanical analog gauge with a bronze Bourdon tube, so no batteries or external power source are required.
What vehicles can use the ARB E-Z Tire Deflator?
The E-Z Deflator is a universal tire service tool for compatible standard valve stems, making it useful for Jeeps, trucks, SUVs, rock crawlers, buggies, UTVs, overland vehicles, trailers, and tow rigs.