98runner210

Can anyone reccomend a decent 12v compressor? I am heading down to Big Shell and would like to air down my tires for soft sand and also have a source of air incase of a flat. Might be hard or impossible to jack up the truck in the soft sand if i get a flat. I'd like to be able to plug it then air it up if needed. I don't want to invest much cause it is more of a precaution and would probably never be used untill I go back. Id rather do this than have to rely on fix-a-flat (don't like all that juck in the tire on the rim)or trying to rig some stable surface to jack the truck while the other tires just sink.

KZN185W

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You might like to check this out:

http://www.overlander.com.au/equipme...sor-Comparison

hth

Gerdo

Harbor Frieght has a cheap piece of junk that works pretty darn good. We have two (for two trucks) and they have heldup for a few years now. I have an ARB high Output that works great but I don't need it much with my CO2 tank.

Corey

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https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f153...ressor-130486/

Also linked in our Wiki
https://www.yotatech.com/wiki/index....lating_Systems
See Tire inflating setups at link above.

2000t4rAKS

I have the MV-50 from Q-Industries and it ha worked GREAT!!!
So great that I bought one for pops when Pep Boys had it on sale.
Had it for over two years now with no issues.

98runner210

as far as the Harbor Freight one they have one for $5.99. Is that the junky one you are talking about?

kinzer

hey gerdo, if your not using that arb compressor much wanna sell it?

mt_goat

X3...MV50. I have 3 of them now, one in each vehicle.

Gerdo

Can you say LOCKER?

Sorry, It is good as a backup for the CO2 also.

The HF unit that we have is usualy on sale for ~$50.

kinzer

oh ok, i looked at your sig and didnt see anything about an air locker so i assumed it was for onboard air only... thanks for the link ill check it out