Ratbert
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I wonder if those are any better / worse than the Stauns. I also wonder if they take altitude into account when presetting them to a specific PSI. 16psi at sea level would be about 12psi at my place.I had a tire deflator similar to the one you listed. It worked fine and I still keep it in the Jeep. However, THESE are AMAZING if you routinely deflate your tires. Screw one onto each tire and within about 2 minutes, all 4 tires are deflated to the preset tire pressure. It takes all the guess work out of getting the tire pressure just right. And it frees you up to take care of other tasks for getting off the pavement.
https://www.coyoteents.com/product/coyote-automatic-tire-deflator-4-56-psi/
I learned about them after I bought a tire deflator similar to yours. I couldn't bring myself to replace the deflator with these since I already had something that worked. My wife bought them for me as a birthday gift. After the first use, I was convinced they're absolutely worth buying to replace an existing tire deflator. I used them for riding on the beach on Assateague Island, hitting some forrest trails at Rausch Creek Off-Road Park, and in the desert while running Fins & Things in Moab this past weekend. I can't recommend these enough!
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