ARB ARB505 E-Z Deflator Kit: 🔍 10-60 PSI Rapid Air Down Offroad Kit, Blue Review

Works and does what it promises. ARB outsourced their manufacturing to China, and now you can find the exact same device without ARB's branded case and watch face. The first came with rubbed brass and I sent it back, the second also came with rubbed brass as if it had been assembled at the factory with pliers. I ended up letting it sit because I didn't have time to return it and buy something else. It's worked fine for the last year, but it's still a shame I overpaid for a cheap Chinese product

I've used it 6 times and all I can say is WHY I DIDN'T BUY IT BEFORE. Tire pressure drops so fast it's crazy. It pulls the valve stem out and lets air through quickly, then closes the whole thing by screwing the valve stem back in. It takes me 6 minutes to deflate all four of my 35" off-road tires from 35psi to 12psi for beach riding. YES 6 minutes. It took 15-20 each bit. I can't live without ARB's. There are cheaper options but beware, I have friends with them and they don't work. Spend more…

If you're here, you probably already know how important low tire pressure is for traction (and comfort). Like me, you may have done it the hard way by pressing on the valve stem and waiting. And I wait. With my 33" tires on a 16" wheel, it was 2 minutes of hissing before I even checked the pressure and then a few more momentary presses to get the desired deflation for each tire. It makes a big difference in time! The quality of the product is excellent and it is easy to use. The padded pocket…

If you are wondering if the $40 deflator comes with a "salvage bag" that is explicitly stated in the title "ARB ARB600 EZ Deflator with Bar/Psi Gauge" Equipment Bag is included and shown in the photos. it is not. After I received my order I asked the seller (Trends Auto) about it and they didn't answer my question and instead referred me to Revain. This is a well reviewed deflator and I'm sure it works great but I think the description is very misleading. I spent a little more on this product…

For most of my adult life, I've blown tires with an Allen wrench to depress the valve. Who knows how many hours I've wasted sitting by the wheel, sniffing the stale air from the tires, hearing the terribly slow hiss while being swarmed by brakes, mosquitoes, curious tourists and other evil spirits. Those hours are gone forever. But now everything has changed! Using this awesome ARB tool, I took 4 Suburban tires from 42 PSI to 19 PSI in less time than my 3 year old found and drank a bag of…

Works very well. I've been thinking about what to use to deflate tires for a while and have done a lot of research. I am the god that I walked this path. The currie version is made by the same people. I compared my ARB to my friend's Currie and everything matches, right down to the crimp pattern on the hose. When I bought this one it was a few dollars cheaper. I read some reviews saying they are made in Australia. That is not right. ARB is an Australian company but it's a 'stenciled' product…