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LJAZ
Arizona
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I've had my Viair 300P for years. You can find it for less than $200 if you shop around. According to Viair it's good for up to 33" tires and 120 psi. The 400P is good for 35" tires. My trailer tires are 14" so well within it's capacity. Only takes a few minuets to top off a tire. Never tried pumping a totally flat tire but I can't imagine it would take very long.
2011 Chevy Silverado Crew Cab 4X4
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klutchdust
Orange, California
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I have plenty of room under the bed in my work and play toyhauler. I carry some air line and can air up anything I care too plus I use it to blow out the dust etc. when on desert trips. The compressors that plug into a power outlet, in my opinion, are useless. If you needed to plug a tire and inflate it to get you out of a bad situation, they will take all day.
Neighbor drops this off one day saying he can't get the leak to stop, I could have it. (brand new) replaced the drain **** in the bottom, bingo. Funny my comment was bleeped out. It's what they are called/ labeled at the hardware store. ![[emoticon]](http://www.rv.net/sharedcontent/cfb/images/rolleyes.gif "rolleyes")
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TurnThePage
North ID
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That cheap Harbor Freight one just filled the tire on my son's Hyundai Sonata from flat to full in just a few minutes. The tires are very low profile though. I was impressed.
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valhalla360
No paticular place.
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klutchdust wrote:
I have plenty of room under the bed in my work and play toyhauler. I carry some air line and can air up anything I care too plus I use it to blow out the dust etc. when on desert trips. The compressors that plug into a power outlet, in my opinion, are useless. If you needed to plug a tire and inflate it to get you out of a bad situation, they will take all day.
Neighbor drops this off one day saying he can't get the leak to stop, I could have it. (brand new) replaced the drain **** in the bottom, bingo. Funny my comment was bleeped out. It's what they are called/ labeled at the hardware store.
I don't recall the brand but looks exactly the same in yellow. Works fine up to 70lb in the truck tires. (Rated for more) Also allows me to run pneumatic tools.
If I'm caught on the side of the road, I can always crank the generator up to power it if needed but typically it gets used when parked and topping up before travel starts.
Tammy & Mike
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Sjm9911
New Jersey
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I have the small pankake compresser in my truck also, a 3 gallon harbour
freight. It will run off the pitlet in the truck ( inverter). Anything bigger like the 6 gal ones will not run on the outlet in the pick up truck. It will fill a tire, slowly, but way faster then a dc compresser.
2012 kz spree 220 ks
2020 Silverado 2500
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dodge guy
Bartlett IL
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I got my air horn kit with a 2 1/2 gallon tank and high pressure pump. It came with a hose and fitting to pump up tires. I installed a second 2 1/2 gallon 110V compressor and plumbed them together. So I have 12V on the road or 110V when plugged in. Gives me a total of 5 gallons.
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Lantley
Ellicott City, Maryland
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I have a Dewalt battery powered inflator.
It can inflate my 80 PSI truck tires from 0 PSI...flat tire.
It can also top off my 110 PSI G rated Sailun 5th wheel tires.
Works way better than I expected. I seldom use my 110 volts compressor any more. I have a built in genset and I carry a 110 compressor.
But the Dewalt Inflator takes care of routine pressure check and topping off tires. I highly recommend it.
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Dewalt 20 volt inflator
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Samsonsworld
West Texas
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Lwiddis wrote:Ryobi, battery powered and I recharge while driving with the 1500’s 120 volt plugs.
Same here, Ryobi One+. You screw it on, set the psi you want, walk away and it automatically shuts off when done. Plus, it'll inflate tubes or air matresses. Oh, and the battery fits like 175 other tools.
Best thing since sliced bread!
Ryobi 18v Inflator
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Huntindog
Phoenix AZ
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I use a Ridgid 18 volt to top my tires up to 125 psi.
I can set the psi and walk away.
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