Airing down tends to take me a while (I don't always air down ). I typically air down manually one tire at a time intermittently checking to see if I've reached the desired air pressure, no fancy tools. I think that's about to change. I just discovered a few different valve systems that would allow me to air down in a few seconds vs a few minutes per tire. I'm thinking about pulling the trigger on the Apex Rapid Precision Valves. Only issue is I'm having trouble finding reviews of people who have had them on the wheels I have on my vehicle. These will save me decent amount of time and keep the kids from getting fussy from sitting so long.
I've also thought about getting a set of JT Brooks deflator valves that stop letting air out after reaching a set PSI. This would still be a million times better than my current method... using my house key or nail. This option would still allow me to use the emergency valve stem repair kits as a quick trail repair compared to damaging the Apex RPV's.
I've also thought about getting a set of JT Brooks deflator valves that stop letting air out after reaching a set PSI. This would still be a million times better than my current method... using my house key or nail. This option would still allow me to use the emergency valve stem repair kits as a quick trail repair compared to damaging the Apex RPV's.
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