Has anyone used a Morrflate multi-tire inflation and deflation system? (1 Viewer)

[OwnerCS]

I see it discussed on a local OR discussion group.

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[desmocruiser]

I just saw these in use for the first time at Cruise Moab a couple weeks ago.

Great idea and seems to be a thoughtful design, well constructed, and offered by a strong vendor that uses the product. It really frees up time at the trail head to check other things or just BS, if your rig is ready to roll!

I am planning on ordering one after I get unpacked from the trip and am preparing for my next ride, he had a couple units on hand for purchase, just not the one that I preferred ( there is a unit with a gauge built in and one without that is designed to use your own gauge).

 

[OwnerCS]

I just saw these in use for the first time at Cruise Moab a couple weeks ago.

Great idea and seems to be a thoughtful design, well constructed, and offered by a strong vendor that uses the product. It really frees up time at the trail head to check other things or just BS, if your rig is ready to roll!

I am planning on ordering one after I get unpacked from the trip and am preparing for my next ride, he had a couple units on hand for purchase, just not the one that I preferred ( there is a unit with a gauge built in and one without that is designed to use your own gauge).

Nice. I need to study the options. I see they make an adapter for Smitty. I bought a Smitty over a year ago before I had any experience with off-roading. So I can continue to use that for a while. I'm thinking about a CO2 tank. I have some friends out west that love them.

 

[OwnerCS]

I see they are popular with Tacoma owners.

 

[Ramzizaz]

I got one and tried using it a couple weeks ago but it did not seem to work with my wheel. The valve stem seem to be too short with the combination of my rim (from a 4R TRD Off Road) for the air chuck to lock on. I tried buying some valve extenders too but that did not work. I also went to discount tire to see if they can swap out longer stems but they told me that those are the only ones for the tpms. I reached out to Moreflate and hopefully they can suggest a solution.

 

[OwnerCS]

I used it last weekend. I have just regular rubber valve stems on the SCS F5s. It worked well on a 2nd Gen Tacoma with SCS wheels and TPMS. Nice sturdy stems for the chuck to connect to.

Hopefully, MORRFLATE can make a suggestion.

 

[nw11]

I got one and tried using it a couple weeks ago but it did not seem to work with my wheel. The valve stem seem to be too short with the combination of my rim (from a 4R TRD Off Road) for the air chuck to lock on. I tried buying some valve extenders too but that did not work. I also went to discount tire to see if they can swap out longer stems but they told me that those are the only ones for the tpms. I reached out to Moreflate and hopefully they can suggest a solution.

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Hey. Any resolution for this one? I’m running into the same trouble with my setup. The chucks won’t stay locked in and get loose. Thx

 

[Ramzizaz]

Hey. Any resolution for this one? I’m running into the same trouble with my setup. The chucks won’t stay locked in and get loose. Thx

I contacted them and they sent me these below. I have not installed them yet but they should work. I connected one directly and it snapped on and let air out. Since it was going to be a few days until I got these and I need something right away, I bought a bunch of adapters from Amazon and one of them worked but it is an added step. I will PM the info if interested

 

[nw11]

I contacted them and they sent me these below. I have not installed them yet but they should work. I connected one directly and it snapped on and let air out. Since it was going to be a few days until I got these and I need something right away, I bought a bunch of adapters from Amazon and one of them worked but it is an added step. I will PM the info if interested

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Thanks. I just emailed them too. Hopefully they will get back to me soon. Can you pm me the adaptor? Might be good to have just in case. thanks!!!!

 

[ChaseTruck]

We've been using the home-built version of this for a while now with good success on three vehicles. The wheel chucks make a difference - @richardlillard1 pointed us to those from NAPA (IIRC it's these: https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NTH90455 , ours are brass, though). These have two opposing spring-loaded tangs that grip the valve stem, and that provides better grip & seal compared to most others that use only one.
Great for airing up. For airing down, I still take out the valve stems - I'm too lazy to unpack and then roll up the air line.

 

[richardlillard1]

I built mine a bit differently than @ChaseTruck, used a T fitting with the chuck mounted directly to it. I use it for both air down and air up, and I keep it on an electrical cord reel for storage.