TireEQ - 4-Way Tire Pressure Chuck - Closed Flow, Connects to All 4 Tires - Balance, Inflate, or Deflate All 4 Tires at Once - Cars, Trucks, ATVs – Compatible with All Compressors

Why spend $200+ on a 4 tire inflator/deflator when you can buy this one and do the same thing. Works perfectly on my Jeep tires.

Thin lightweight water line like used in mister systems, with press in connectors that hold just fine. I wanted to build one of these for years, but the materials to build a super durable one would cost about $100, so I went with the cheaper option. These are coiled and condense up to a nice small wad of hose when not in use, so they're just about right for the back of my truck. Other people have complained it bleeds off if you disconnect the pump but mine does not. I connect the left front, right front, right rear then left rear and no air comes out, then I connect my air compressor which works great but the gauge is trash. I am able to disconnect the compressor and check the pressure with my quality tire gauge without losing any air, if it's too high I can bleed off all 4 tires at once to exactly where I want them. I'm able to balance 4 tires in ten minutes now, where it used to take 20-30. Excellent buy, highly recommended.

It worked the first few times I used it and now it doesn't equalize pressure between the tires and two of the valves doesn't inflate the tires at all.Update: I bought a 6 pack of air chucks and replaced the ones it came with, cost ~$15 and it works now. So way cheaper than alternatives and will do for my occasional use, and is nice and compact. Still better than going around to each tire to inflate/ deflate, and all the pressures are equal. So I won't be bothered by seeing different psi readings from the tpms in my dash.

Could be just a bit longer. Barely reaches all wheels on my F150 and the fill valve ends up being in an inconvenient spot. Otherwise, super compact and the fittings seem well made.

This device is incredible, and much better live than on the pictures, I recommend it

The coil hose and push connecters are average quality as expected for the price. The air chucks seam to be decent quality materials, but the internal rubber washer that seals the chuck on the valve also forms an air tight seal on the plunger and does not allow air to flow in either direction. I had to notch the washer for air to flow. I will be replacing the air chucks with better quality chucks from another source.

I picked this up on sale and it was cheap enough I figured why not. I’m very impressed with how well it works. I wish the lines were bigger so I could sit up and down faster, but for the money it works great!

The problem is that the air chucks are very cheap. I had to replace first order that had a bent lever on the chuck, another chuck doesn't consistantly pass air, so one tire was under inflated. I'm having to double check my indivigual tires with a gauge after filling since the chucks are inconsistant. I disassembled it and maybe it is fixed. If I continue to have problems I'll replace the chucks with better quality because even with that additional expense, the price is still good and it reduces my air up time allot. Mainly because doing one tire at a time, my compressor supply pressure was about 45psi greater than actual tire pressure because my compressor could supply more than what the tire valve would pass. When I do four tires at once supply pressure measures 4psi greater than tire actual so the combined four tire valves are better able to pass the compressor volume more efficiently. With the refuced restriction, I get more cfm and less heat out of my compressor. My 16psi to 40psi air up has gone from a busy 15minutes to a relaxed 5min. Better air chucks would have made this a 5 star product.