Portable air compressor recommendations.

[DarkHosreJeepper]

i like this one it has a battery built in
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0CG...d_r=680dd8de-db62-47d9-8930-f9c333f23ca3&th=1

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[bllprk]

This cheap VEVOR unit.
With a cheap 4 tire inflator setup:

10psi to 30psi - 3 Minutes
10psi to 37psi - 5 Minutes
35" Tires

 

[stretch-bsn]

I have pretty much that exact same one. Name might be different, but they're all Chineseum. It works well, but gets too hot to put back in the bag when done.

Agreed…it does. I normally BS with the group I wheel with for 10-15 minutes after I’m done airing up and that tends to cool it down enough to pack away.

 

[Pape]

A compressor is a compressor, to each it own. Got one of the Via Air, I do not recall exactly I think it is a 400c, I run the crap out of the thing filling repurposed propane tank up to 150 psi. Probably overstepping the duty cycle it is rated for and still going strong 10 years down the road.

 

[occasional_offroader]

https://a.co/d/248Ol6Y
I use this unit for airing up 35’s on Jeep. I had an issue with the initial unit and contacted their customer service and they replaced my unit free of charge.

 

[PhrogUSMC]

Agreed…it does. I normally BS with the group I wheel with for 10-15 minutes after I’m done airing up and that tends to cool it down enough to pack away.

I've been wanting to go onboard. My gf's Gladiator has onboard ARB setup that she'll never use. I want to migrate it to mine, but previous owner has air lines and relays all over the engine bay and throughout the Jeep that It's pretty much a permanent fixture now. Lol

Maybe I'll just get a 4-tire fill system to adapt to the portable compressor.

 

[Grey24Rubi]

I bought the new ARB twin brushless portable kit shortly after it became available and I've been very impressed with it so far. Are they more expensive then most yes they are but, damn, are these things fricken fast.

I like the portable kit for the obvious reasons of using it in different vehicles. I throw it in the trailer when we take the SxS and it is a pretty convenient item to have.

 

[rmeJeep]

The best $50 I’ve spent and works with any 120v outlet.

Is this too much for onboard electrical outlet?

 

[Upnarms]

The morrflate ones are insane. As another person says, i think these are for the most part the same under a couple different brands (thors, etc). There is a 5.6 and 10.6 available. The 10.6 isn't recommended for single tire inflation. We have the 5.6 and it's still crazy fast. You can find youtube videos where it beats even arb dual in inflation speed at half the cost (or less).

 

[CapeArt]

I’ve been using Viair 400P Automatic with MORRFLATE 4-tire kit & it’s been great - highly recommend

 

[Sandevino]

Is this too much for onboard electrical outlet?

No, I run it off the outlet in the center console without an issue.

 

[Rubi SoHo]

I use a morrflate 4 wheel system and dual compressor. It’s perfect, and gets my 37’s filled back up quickly

 

[F4Flyer]

There are three I would buy:

ARB Twin Brushless
ARB Twin
MORRFLATE

The first two are awesome and proven. The MORRFLATE pumps are newer but also proven and MORRFLATE gives back to the community for trails and trail access. They give back quite a quite of their profits. That is it. I'd buy nothing else. I have the ARB Twin and the MORRFLATE 4-hose system.

 

[AZJLguy]

I have the morrflate tensix psi pro and have zero complaints. airs up quick and im usually one of the first guys to be aired back up. 10 psi up to 35 psi with 37s. they also have some other cheaper models on their website as well depending on your budget.

https://morrflate.com/shop/air-sources/portable-compressors/morrflate-tensix-psi-pro-12v-compressor/

 

[Mikey T]

I use a morrflate 4 wheel system and dual compressor. It’s perfect, and gets my 37’s filled back up quickly

I have the same one and it has been flawless. I air from 10lbs to 35 lbs on my 40's in less than 10 minutes.

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