iCheckTPMS Quad Tyre Inflator/Deflator Kit ICMTDI4

I have not used the twin tyre inflator/ Deflator yet, but it looks good. On the strength of that I ordered a 4 Inflator for a mate. Regards Ray

Delivery was relatively quick, product looks to be good quality, looking forward to testing it properly

Just a follow up to my previous review.

Once I sorted out my connectors from the compressor to the iCheck system I did a deflate on all four tyres today and couldn't have been easier. No need to have the compressor hooked up for the deflate.

I then hooked up the compressor and turned it on. I was very happy to see that the gauge shows the tyre pressure increasing as the air was going in. This took any guess work out of it. as this was the first time I stopped it when it got to 40 and then slide the collar to closed. The tyres did their cross levelling which came out at 38.5. I inflated them further to 42, closed the collar and then adjusted down using the brass release valve.

All in all a very quick way to inflate all four at once.

I love this bit of kit and highly recommend it to anyone. Kudos to iCheck

I just got my kit today and have to say a very quick turnaround time from order to delivery (3 days). Sorry for the long review but wanted to provide as much info / feedback as I could

First up the hoses, connectors and the gauge looks like a solid, quality bit of kit. There is sufficient length to easily connect all four wheels regardless of what side you run your compressor from. The manual was short and sweet but didn't need to be long winded as the operation seemed pretty simple.....

...and of course I hooked it up to test it out ....on the front wheels only (just to save having to deflate and inflate all four). The connectors went onto the valves easy as. No need to have it hooked up to a compressor for deflation.

** Point to note here is make sure the slide is closed until you are ready to deflate. The gauge tells you what the equal pressure is for the two tyres. If you had all four hooked up then it would be across the four.

My setup, the deflation was quick, but something you will have to get used to so that you don't take too much air out as the gauge doesn't track the pressure until you slide the toggle closed. Unless you have some other sort of regulator in the setup that goes up and down with the pressure.

Baby steps are required here until you get close to your required lower pressure then you can use the smaller air release valve. If you are going from 40 to 24 I would suggest releasing in 5 sec bursts until you get used to how quickly it comes out. Ideally you don't want to go lower and then have to connect your compressor.

Overall very easy to deflate two tyres and my guess would be the same for all four.

I didn't get my portable camping compressor out to inflate the tyres. Once again with my setup, my guess would be that you would need to keep checking on the inflation pressure/s due to the gauge not showing the pressure until you have turned off the compressor and the gauge show the equalised pressure.

I will do a further test of the setup and go through the full four wheel deflate / inflate and do another review.

But, as a first crack at it I am pretty impressed with its simplicity and quality.