Oct 20, 2026

US12768613 - Tire deflation system and method of use

A tire deflation system, comprising of a body that is attached to the bottom of the brush guard of the police car and an opening to place a magazine with barbs meant to deflate the tire. The system is operated by a remote. The barb is sharp and circular and is placed inside the body and is deployed at the push of a button to prevent the culprit from escaping. The system is designed to blend seamlessly with the color of the brush guard, ensuring it remains discreet and is not easily visible during routine operations.

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The patent describes a tire deflation system designed for police vehicles, featuring a discreetly mounted body that deploys sharp barbs to puncture tires remotely. This system integrates with the vehicle’s brush guard and utilizes a CO2 cartridge for operation, enhancing law enforcement capabilities during pursuits.

Claim 1

1 . A tire deflation system, wherein the system comprises: a body configured to be attached to a bottom of a brush guard, wherein the body has a first opening configured to place a magazine and a second opening configured to attach a CO2 Cartridge; and a barb configured to deflate a tire, wherein the barb comprises of a head comprising of one or more holes leading to a chamber that would lead out of a base of the barb, wherein the barb is configured to attach to the body through a third opening. a body configured to be attached to a bottom of a brush guard, wherein the body has a first opening configured to place a magazine and a second opening configured to attach a CO2 Cartridge; and a barb configured to deflate a tire, wherein the barb comprises of a head comprising of one or more holes leading to a chamber that would lead out of a base of the barb, wherein the barb is configured to attach to the body through a third opening.

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