Tyre Inflator with Keyring

Description

Driving on tar at sand pressures overheats a tyre, and that is how sidewalls fail. A bakkie that dropped pressure for soft sand needs it back before it reaches the road, and on a beach a full cylinder is usually the nearest air supply, which is the entire case for this adaptor. The keyring is not an afterthought either: this only helps when it is present, and on a keyring it is present rather than in a toolbox at home. It connects a cylinder to a standard tyre valve, with pressure controlled by feel and a gauge rather than by any regulation in the adaptor itself. Cylinder air is filtered and dried for breathing but it is not the same as a tyre compressor, and a 12 litre cylinder holds a limited amount, so treat it as a get-home solution and check pressures with a gauge afterwards rather than by eye. A cylinder emptied on tyres is a cylinder not diving that day. It suits a shore diver driving on soft sand.

Features

• Adaptor connecting a scuba cylinder to a standard tyre valve
• Keyring mounted so it travels with the diver
• For reinflating after soft sand driving
• No pressure regulation; use a gauge
• A get-home solution, not a compressor substitute
• Uses cylinder air that would otherwise be dived

What's Included

• One tyre inflator with keyring