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InDeflate

InDeflate makes multi-tire deflators and inflators in Johannesburg, South Africa. NVMOS carries the two-hose and four-hose units in analog and Digital Edition versions, plus the quick coupler, for anyone who airs down for the trail and would rather not crouch at each tire in turn.

Based in: Johannesburg, South Africa · Made in: South Africa · Warranty: No published warranty; DOA units replaced · Lead time: In stock: ships in 24–48 hours

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About InDeflate

InDeflate is a South African company that calls its product the world's first and original dual tire inflator/deflator. The idea is simple: one hose per tire, and a patented dump valve that airs down several tires at once while evening out the pressure between them.

Hook it to a compressor and the same unit fills those tires together, which turns airing back up from a tire-by-tire chore into a single hookup. The honest trade: you still need your own air source to air back up. The bodies are precision-machined aluminum with a mil-spec hard-anodized finish, and Adventure Imports handles US distribution.

What we carry from InDeflate

We carry the Two Hose Unit and Four Hose Unit, each in analog and Digital Edition versions, plus the InDeflate quick coupler. They fit any vehicle with standard Schrader valves.

Pair one with an air source from our on-board air section, since inflating needs a compressor feeding the unit, browse other tire accessories, or round out the kit with recovery gear for the days when low pressure is not quite enough.

How to choose

Two questions: how many tires at once, and what kind of gauge.

  • Four-hose units handle all four tires in one go. Two-hose units do a pair at a time and pack smaller.
  • Digital Edition units read up to 100 PSI (700 kPa) on a digital gauge. Analog units use a standard dial. Inflate, deflate and balance work the same either way.
  • Inflating needs an air source such as an onboard or portable compressor. The quick coupler makes hooking up faster.

Lead times & shipping

In-stock items ship from NVMOS in 24–48 hours. Some items ship direct from the brand or are built to order, so check the product page for current timing or give us a call. Lead times are estimates and they change.

InDeflate warranty

InDeflate does not publish a written warranty. Its refund policy replaces or exchanges items that arrive defective or damaged, so report a problem right away. If yours arrives wrong, tell us and we will help get it sorted. Read the full InDeflate warranty summary.

Questions? Talk to a real human

Call (920) 249-7744 and a real human picks up. Or send a message and we will help you pair an InDeflate with the right compressor setup.

InDeflate FAQs

Where is InDeflate made?

In Johannesburg, South Africa.

How does InDeflate work?

You connect a hose to each tire's Schrader valve. The unit deflates all connected tires at once through its patented release valve, or inflates them from your air source, and balances the pressure between them.

Does InDeflate have a warranty?

InDeflate does not publish a written warranty. Its refund policy replaces or exchanges items that arrive defective or damaged.

How fast does InDeflate ship?

In-stock items ship from NVMOS in 24–48 hours. Check the product page or call us if an item is not in stock.

Should I get the two-hose or four-hose unit?

The four-hose unit airs down or up all four tires at once, while the two-hose unit handles a pair at a time. Pick based on how often you air down and how much you want to stand around doing it.

Can it inflate tires too?

Yes, when it is connected to a compressor or other air source. It fills two or four tires at once.

What's the difference between analog and Digital Edition?

The Digital Edition swaps the dial for a digital gauge reading up to 100 PSI (700 kPa). The inflate, deflate and balance functions are the same.