ARB Digital Tire Inflator (ARB601) [CO]
ARB Digital Tire Inflator (ARB601) [CO]
Digital Tire Inflator
Keeping accurate tire pressure is a necessity for good fuel economy, prolonged tire life, and maximum traction off-road. Introducing the new ARB Digital Tire Inflator Gauge, which is ready to provide accurate readings and inflation for your next 4WD adventure.
An accurate air pressure gauge and tire inflation equipment in your vehicle is a necessity for any four-wheel enthusiast. Running the correct tire pressures for different situations and vehicle load changes is an extremely simple operation with its large, blue backlight display, thumb-operated inflator button, and simple deflator bleed button.
The 23.5-inch dual swivel PVC-coated braided hose and clip-on air chuck eliminate the need to bend over while airing up at the end of a long day on the trail, and the backlight ensures you know the exact pressures no matter if it is day or night when you are airing up.
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Overview
The ARB601 combines a digital tire gauge, an inflator trigger, and a deflator bleed button in one handheld unit. It reads pressure to plus or minus 1 PSI in the 25-75 PSI range and connects to any compressor or air tank rated up to 350 PSI.
Key features
- Reads 0-200 PSI / 0-14 Bar / 0-1400 kPa on a large blue-backlit LCD
- Accurate to plus or minus 1 PSI across the 25-75 PSI working band
- Inflate with the thumb trigger; air down with the bleed button
- 23.5 in dual-swivel PVC-coated braided hose with clip-on chuck
- Runs on 2 AAA batteries (supplied), ~200 hr runtime, auto on/off
- 350 PSI max supply pressure — works with any 4WD compressor or shop line
Use cases
Built for airing down before sand, rock, or trail and airing back up at the end of the day. The backlight handles night airing-up, and the swivel hose reaches every valve without fighting the line. The bleed button doubles as a quick air-down tool so you set pressure without swapping gear.
- Gauge range: 0-200 PSI / 0-14 Bar / 0-1400 kPa
- Accuracy: plus or minus 1 PSI (25-75 PSI range)
- Max supply pressure: 350 PSI
- Hose: 23.5 in dual-swivel PVC-coated braided
- Chuck: clip-on / push-on
- Display: large LCD, blue backlight, battery indicator
- Controls: thumb inflate trigger, bleed/deflate button
- Power: 2 x AAA (supplied), auto on/off
- Battery runtime: up to ~200 hours
- Body dimensions: 8.2 x 2.95 x 2.95 in (without hose)
- Model: ARB601
How accurate is the gauge?
It's rated to plus or minus 1 PSI across the 25-75 PSI band, which covers most airing-down and airing-up targets. Below 25 PSI readings can drift a little, so treat very low pressures as a close estimate.
Does it deflate tires too, or only inflate?
Both. Hold the thumb trigger to inflate, and press the bleed button to drop pressure. You can air down for sand or rock without pulling the chuck off the valve.
What's the highest pressure it can handle?
The gauge reads up to 200 PSI, and max supply pressure is 350 PSI. That covers any 4WD onboard compressor, portable air tank, or shop air line.
What powers it and how long do batteries last?
It runs on 2 AAA batteries, which are supplied. Runtime is roughly 200 hours with auto on/off, so a set lasts a long time between swaps.
Is this a compressor, or do I need an air source?
It's the gauge, inflator, and deflator in one tool — not the air source. Connect it to your own compressor or air tank to inflate.
The inlet fitting seems to leak. What gives?
The clip-on chuck is the reliable end. Most weeping traces to a loose inlet connection at the compressor, so snug that fitting down and re-check before blaming the chuck.