I don't recommend these as they will get damaged while wheeling. Gotta be careful with any permanent valve stem extender for the same reason. Just something to think about.One solution
That’s pretty slick. Only issue I see it not always airing down to the same PSI every outing depending on terrain. I guess a good compromise to 15-17 psi may be good enough across the board.I use the Coyote tire deflators. They're local'ish to me and preset them to your preferred PSI. They've been accurate and reliable for me.
https://www.coyoteents.com/product/coyote-automatic-tire-deflator-4-56-psi/
I ended up going with these. Amazon had the auto ones for what seemed like a decent price.I use J.T. Brooks, they have a couple different models. But theres several/many brands that you screw on and walk away as some are designed to release pressure to a set ir desired level. I myself prefer this as I just cant squat that long in my knees without feeling it the few days.
They dont take up much real estate in the wheel or in your console.
I ended up going with these. Amazon had the auto ones for what seemed like a decent price.