I think that's more a function of the compressor, not the hose & hub. The hub is just a digital pressure gauge. Set the target pressure on the compressor, and it shuts off when it reaches target pressure.
Also, that church meets on the 2nd & 4th Sundays every month. So it'd be best (if meeting there) to plan for either Saturday meet-ups, or on 1st/3rd/5th Sunday of the month to avoid traffic jam with church-goers.
You could drive over to Windrock about 45 minutes from there if you're looking for something challenging. I did that, but wouldn't go there by myself again - a little too technical to not have help or a spotter. I hear weekends can be slammed there, but I went on weekday when it was pretty...
Thunderstorms likely. Potential for severe thunderstorms. Low 57F. Winds S at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 100%. 1 to 2 inches of rain expected. [Nimblewill Sat night - Weather Channel]
Weatherwise it's looking a bit sketchy. I don't like dry/dusty trails, but if the forecast holds true, will be a sloppy mess. The forecast will tighten-up by Friday and we'll have a better idea.
Haven't replaced the WS on my Bronco - or on my Jeep before that. But had to on my previous car several times, and just went with safelite each time I believe. Always seemed to be the quickest & easiest way to handle it.
@dpAtlanta You might want to subscribe to this B6G Georgia group so you'll be notified of new posts. Also, there's a FB page you can join called "SEGEN6 Broncos" which is fairly active as far as group rides go.
@MadMan4BamaNATL I'll probably skip this one, but reserve the right to change my mind, LOL. That church meets 2nd & 4th Sundays - you should be in the clear.
@Rspayde Yep - I'd be up for that. Meetup time is good too. Would be nice if there were at least 3 of us though. (Not technically a group otherwise, LMAO.) Could be chilly & wet, but not freezing at least.