| Manufacturer | Boulder Tools |
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| Brand | Boulder Tools |
| Model | FBA_BT4201 |
| Item Weight | 9.6 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 4.5 x 7.25 x 1.75 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | FBA_BT4201 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | FBA_BT4201 |
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Adjustable & AutomaticLock-in your psi once and deflate your tires again and again. The deflators automatically stop at your desired psi without your help. |
Screw On & Walk AwayOnce calibrated, just screw on to the tire valve and grab a drink while they do all the work. Simple to follow instructions ensure smooth setup and operation. |
Save Your Back & KneesStop bending over or kneeling for extended periods trying to deflate one tire at a time. Air down all 4 tires at once while you just stand there and smile. |
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| Price | — | $29.99 |
| Pressure | 0-75 PSI Gauge | 0-80 PSI Gauge |
| Quantity of deflators | 1 | 4 |
| Type of Deflator | Long Braided Hose | Classic deflators |
| Batery usage | Battery Free | Battery free |
| Usage | Fastest Way | Adjust and wait |
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| Delivery | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 15 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 15 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 15 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 15 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 15 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 15 |
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| Sold By | Boulder Tools | Wittyware | Rhino USA, Inc. | Rhino USA, Inc. | Winks Living | Distronics International |
| material | Rubber, Brass | Brass | Brass | Brass | Rubber | Brass |
| weight | 0.6 pounds | — | 1 pounds | 1 pounds | 0.64 pounds | 0.35 pounds |
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I use the gauge when I go off road
After using these, I can say do not expect the tire deflators to be accurate. What they do is get your tires down into the ballpark. In actual practice, you still have to fine-tune the pressure (let out more air to reach your exact psi goal). I set them at 15 psi and got random results anywhere from 5 to maybe 8 psi over. Meaning I set them for 15 psi and they stop at 22 psi. The first time I used them they didn't save time at all. They do prevent you from losing a valve core in the rocks or dirt if you try to remove them. And they save you having to sit there kneeling with a pocket knife or whatever depressing the valve pin to manually let the air out. The deflators are slow to air down. Maybe the air holes should be larger. One other thing: they make loud, farting noises. Oh boy.I'm going to see if by setting them at 10 psi, they will air down to around 15. Will update.The gauge is better and I've been using it. It could be a bit easier to use, but it's not bad. The head swivels, which is both an advantage and a hindrance. A hindrance when it slips sideways on you, and advantage when you need to adjust the angle. I like the feature that when you take a PSI reading, the gauge needle stays in that spot so you can accurately see what the PSI is. Then you press the button on the stem to release the pressure and reset to zero. This is great.The four deflators work like this: you manually have to set one TIRE at the deflated pressure you want — say 15 lbs. Then you screw on a deflator and tighten the adjustment ring until it stops leaking air. You repeat that to set each of the deflators, and they're now ready for use.What the kit is missing is a valve core removal tool (and some spare cores in case you drop one). It's going to be faster to go that route, and just time how long you leave the core unscrewed and do each tire the same. I've purchased a tool for $6 and am ordering some spare valves because these are so tiny they are really hard to hold onto. Plus you've got air pressure ready to shoot them out... who knows where and you'll never find them again.Regarding the plastic box, it's mostly just for shipping since the gauge is protected by a rubber housing and the deflators have their own Velcro-flap pouch. I kinda like the box, however, and decided to keep it. Boulder Tools did enclose a simple explanation of how to snap it the shipping box back together if you want to reuse it and once you know the "secret" it's easy to do. I tried it several times and there's no problem with the box if you want to keep and use it. You just press on the top of the closure snap near the hinge instead of the flexible bottom of the tab.
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Pépère 38
Produit qui a l’air qualitatif mais pas encore essayé d’où mes quatre étoiles
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