ARB E-Z Digital Tire Deflator Gauge with Screw On Chuck (ARB510)

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Airing Down And Airing Back Up

ARB's own three minute walkthrough of the air down and air up cycle using an ARB compressor and an E-Z deflator. It is a range level film rather than a demonstration of this exact part number, but it is the clearest explanation ARB has published of why you would carry a deflator at all.

The ARB Story

How a Melbourne garage operation building bull bars for outback tourers in 1975 became the southern hemisphere's biggest 4x4 accessories maker. Seven minutes on the company behind this product, filmed by ARB itself across its Australian factories and proving grounds.

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers on specs, fit and support

How accurate is it?

ARB publishes plus or minus 1 psi between 15 and 75 psi. That band covers everything from a soft sand pressure to a road pressure on a light truck, which is where accuracy actually changes the outcome.

Why a screw on chuck instead of push on?

Because it stays on. A screw on chuck cannot pop off part way through a deflation, and it frees your hands while the air comes out.

Can it inflate as well?

No. This is a deflator and gauge. Adding air needs a compressor and an inflator such as the ARB601A or ARB605B.

What batteries does it take?

Two AAA cells, and ARB publishes up to 200 hours of runtime from a set. Standard cells you can buy anywhere is deliberate.

What is the maximum pressure it will take?

350 psi, or 2400 kPa. That is supply pressure tolerance rather than a reading range, and it is well above anything you will connect it to on a vehicle.

Is the video on this page of this exact model?

Not quite, and we have flagged it. ARB's film is titled for the ARB510L, a variant not in the current US catalog. The tool and the technique are the same; treat the detail on the body as indicative.