Portable Air Compressor

What portable air compressors do you all recommend? I’ve been almost sold on the Viair 400P but reading just now it says it can only inflate a 35” tire up to 30psi. I’ve been looking all over and just not finding what I need. Help!

 

I have a 400p and can do much more than that....are you reading an eBay listing or?

 

Per their site, max working 150psi.

As well, a 35" from 0 to 30psi takes 6min.

 

That's what I read as well....but maybe I'm just overthinking it. You could easily cram 150psi in a small tire but I was reading it as all it could do is fill a 35" up to 30psi. Reading it differently, it could potential air up beyond 30psi, it would just take longer? The only reason I have any disbelief is because I've used some compressors in the past that when they get to a certain psi, they just can't pump anymore in....which was probably the "max working psi" if I'm understanding correctly. Again, probably just complicating things as usual, but I don't want to get out in the middle of nowhere without being able to air up/down properly.

 

I have the ARB single in my engine bay.. LOVE it!

 

Masterflow tsunami

 

Masterflow here too. I have the cyclone. It's several years old and still going strong.

 

Have you thought about one of these?
https://www.amazon.com/Power-Tank-P...UTF8&qid=1530905506&sr=8-1&keywords=Powertank

 

I used 4 x Masterflow connected to 12 gal tanks on my Jeep XJ 33" tires and still not fast enough to air up my tire from 16 PSI to 30-35 PSI.



I am now carry a portable 20 lbs CO2 bottle and happy so far. Uses it to air up tires and blown dust to setup a tent on the truck bed. It is portable so I also carry with me when taking the gen 2 out or put it in the moho.

 

I’ve had the Viair 400p for over 3 years now. It works great to get my 35’s from around 20-40psi in short order. I think it only takes about 20 mins to do all 4 tires.
Their claim of 0-30psi in 6 mins is just an example for timing not max psi. I fill my tires up to about 42psi with the Viair every time i get back on pavement.

 

For speed no doubt CO2 is the way to go.
I just like the convenience of not having to fill a CO2 tank and just leave the compressor in the truck behind the back seat to use whenever needed.

 

I picked this one up today. It's the ARB Single mounted in a plastic tool box called the CKMP12. Took a 33 inch tire from 36 to 40lb in about 30 seconds.


Then I added a tire repair kit and a digital gauge to the box. I originally wanted to Mount the compressor in the engine bay but opted for the portable unit so that I could take it in any vehicle. I'm all in for about 400 bucks.

 

I had been trying to use this little unit that I bought from O'Reilly's Auto Parts. It makes an okay jump box but it completely sucks as a compressor.

 

I have this one. Works great.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-12-...MIhrbXy4CN3AIV2A2BCh178AUWEAQYASABEgJr9PD_BwE

 

Happy with mine.
https://www.tundras.com/threads/diy-compressor-install.19422/

 

hmmmn. Jimmy's got a Jeep too....

 

Free Black and Decker plugs into the power jack when needed. Size of a football and fits in the sidebox. Yew!

 

that is pretty cool, will that tool box fit under the back seats when folded down ?

 

Too tall.

 

Got this one 2010. I've only used it a few times. It worked great.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000M8R0QM/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

What mount did you use?

 

Here's a good thread: https://www.tundras.com/threads/bolt-in-on-board-air-compressor-mount.23769/page-2#post-649788

 

@ccdawnpatrol Thanks, I was reading through that thread and canvassing out different mounts.

 

Cool, I also like the one you quoted up above. Is it powder coated black maybe? I wonder what the cost is too. @itsdchz for reference.

 

It looks like it had cutouts