My Favorite air hose for off-road. Milton 551 Auto Shutoff Tire Inflation System.

[@chrispewkreme]

I JUST got a F-150 FX4 and I'm an absolute nerd and love problem solving. I am collecting parts to build a 4-way inflator/deflator and wanted to add a regulator so I can just let it go while I pack up or clean or grill or literally anything other than sitting there babysitting my pump. Awesome setup man! I can't believe nobody has made a simple pump that shuts off at a certain pressure. The free air station does. I also can't believe serious off road trucks/suvs don't have a setup to air up or down themselves. Maybe one day... would be great to click a button and air down. Jeeps/Bronco/Cybertruck should totally find a way. Military trucks do.

[@金鑫-l9b]

One end of the tire pressure gauge is pointed, and the other end can be inserted into the tire. Could you please tell me what kind of accessories should be equipped with the pointed end to connect to the air pump? Thank you

[@rodneyhanbaum697]

This is pretty cool. my Smitty Built arrived yesterday. im.in the process of getting the compents to make a four way inflation system. Thank you

[@ftterlve]

I'm going to try an build my own with this Milton S-1146 1/4" NPT Regulator

[@chrispewkreme]

Just my $0.02 for a cheaper method is: $200 can get you a MORR 4-way inflation hose setup with a gauge. You could easily buy a pressure regulator and add it to this setup. Then you have a sick setup that can air up/down 4 tires at once, and then with the regulator, SHOULD cut off the pum,p at XX pressure. Buttttt regulators seem to want to flutter or kick on and off as they approach the target pressure. Cheapest option is to time how long it takes to go from XX aired-down PSI to get to XX aired-up PSI. Set a timer and come back to shut it off. If you over inflate a bit, you can quickly let out some air with the MORR deflator.

[@wc0602]

Cool setup! Do you know if this will work with a co2 (10 gal) tank?

[@4x2WagonFamily]

I’m not not sure but let’s test it.

[@fredwasielewski8327]

Yes it will.i heard you should have a longer whip (hose from compressor) 12” or so.because of cold temperatures.

[@fredwasielewski8327]

Should’ve purchased closed valves on them chucks. then no air will escape

[@bigfoot2941]

You think it would've came with them

[@fredwasielewski8327]

@@bigfoot2941 well, you can get open or closed chucks.I would think if you had closed chucks then you wouldnt have to connect the chucks to the tires to adjust the desired PSI pressure.