Sherpa 4x4 Automatic Tyre Deflators – 10–30 PSI, 4 Pack

Description

The Sherpa 4x4 Automatic Tyre Deflators provide a fast and convenient way to reduce tyre pressures for off-road driving. Simply preset the desired pressure, attach a deflator to each tyre and allow them to automatically air down.

Supplied as a set of four, they allow all four tyres to be deflated simultaneously, helping prepare your vehicle for sand, mud and other off-road terrain.

Sherpa 4x4 Automatic Tyre Deflators – 4 Pack

• 4 x automatic tyre deflators
• Adjustable from 10–30 PSI
• Deflate all four tyres simultaneously
• Automatically stop at the preset pressure
• Fast and easy screw-on operation
• Corrosion-resistant components
• Serviceable design for cleaning and maintenance
• Neoprene storage pouch included

Set Your Pressure & Air Down

Each deflator can be adjusted to the desired pressure between 10 and 30 PSI. Once set, screw the deflators onto the tyre valves and they will release air until the preset pressure is reached.

This allows multiple tyres to be aired down at the same time without needing to manually deflate and repeatedly check each tyre individually.

Fast Four-Tyre Deflation

In testing with 265/70R17 tyres, all four tyres can be reduced from approximately 40 PSI to 18 PSI in around 2.5 minutes. Actual deflation time will vary depending on tyre size, starting pressure, target pressure and operating conditions.

Designed for Off-Road Use

Reducing tyre pressure can increase the tyre footprint and improve traction on suitable off-road surfaces such as sand and soft terrain.

Always select tyre pressures appropriate for your vehicle, tyres, load, terrain and driving conditions.

What's Included

• 4 x Sherpa 4x4 automatic tyre deflators
• Neoprene storage pouch

Refer to the tyre footprint image for an example of how reducing tyre pressure changes the tyre contact area.

View the Sherpa 4x4 Tyre Deflators User Manual

Warnings & Safety

• Refer to your vehicle and tyre manufacturer's recommendations when selecting tyre pressures.
• Reduced tyre pressures can affect vehicle handling and tyre behaviour, particularly at very low pressures.
• Drive to suit the terrain, tyre pressure and conditions.
• Check tyre pressures using a suitable pressure gauge as required.
• For consistent pressure readings, check tyres when cold where practical.
• Always reinflate tyres to the appropriate road pressure before returning to normal sealed-road or highway driving.
• Operating tyres at unsuitable pressures may result in tyre damage, instability or unsafe handling.