Tyre Deflators

[Webbie]

Has anyone seen these non staun deflators before http://cgi.ebay.com.au/NEW-TYRE-DEFLATO ... dZViewItem

[Tiny]

staun says they are investigating due to a breach or possible breach in patent

[Webbie]

Ld say so they look very very similer

[HotFourOk]

I was going to buy a set but don't like cheap imitations of a great product

I think I recall someone on here saying they weren't as good of a product as the real deal also...

[bogged]

staun says they are investigating due to a breach or possible breach in patent

that means buy em now before they get taken off th market!

TJM Stick still works for me

[klrevo]

just buy a valve core remover, quicker than stauns last time i went out with stacey (sasjeep) we ended up using sticks anyways cos the stauns were no where near the same to each other, and i know theyre meant to be calibrated but what a pain in the a#*, i just remove the valve but the gauage on after about 12 seconds and its good to roll, adjust where needed

dean

[Steve F]

I use Curries EZ Deflator, it removes the core and has a slide to let air out/stop it. It retains the core and lets you check the pressure easily and put the core back in easily. Quicker than stauns and cheaper as well as not having to set it or adjust it etc.

Bought it from Wooders.

Cheers
Steve

[bogged]

just buy a valve core remover,

or get a couple free when gettin tires fitted (the cap types, on an old valve stem)... works a treat

[cloughy]

just buy a valve core remover, quicker than stauns last time i went out with stacey (sasjeep) we ended up using sticks anyways cos the stauns were no where near the same to each other, and i know theyre meant to be calibrated but what a pain in the a#*, i just remove the valve but the gauage on after about 12 seconds and its good to roll, adjust where needed

dean

Stauns are never accurate because they get some sort of oxidisation in them, give them a clean and adjust them and they'll be within 1/2 a PSI for atleast a week till they gum up again

[bazzle]

I use Curries EZ Deflator, it removes the core and has a slide to let air out/stop it. It retains the core and lets you check the pressure easily and put the core back in easily. Quicker than stauns and cheaper as well as not having to set it or adjust it etc.

Bought it from Wooders.

Cheers
Steve

Thats the way I go. best thing I ever got apart from the valve remover

Bazzle

[dwaynes]

I use Curries EZ Deflator, it removes the core and has a slide to let air out/stop it. It retains the core and lets you check the pressure easily and put the core back in easily. Quicker than stauns and cheaper as well as not having to set it or adjust it etc.

Bought it from Wooders.

Cheers
Steve

Thats the way I go. best thing I ever got apart from the valve remover

Bazzle

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Where in melb can these be purchased or better still on the net

[fool_injected]

just buy a valve core remover, quicker than stauns last time i went out with stacey (sasjeep) we ended up using sticks anyways cos the stauns were no where near the same to each other, and i know theyre meant to be calibrated but what a pain in the a#*, i just remove the valve but the gauage on after about 12 seconds and its good to roll, adjust where needed

dean

I use one staun for all four tyres

[muppet_man67]

interesting to hear that it could be a breach of patent. they arent anything special. just an ajustable pressure valve that you can screw onto tyres. kinda like pressure safty valkves on air compressors etc the actual mechanism is pretty old hat the only new bit is the tyre valve thread.