**OHIO WHEELIN' & MEET-UP THREAD**

1/4" ehhh I wouldn't even worry. Cool

 

Your screwed man. Gonna blow those out! J/k.

On my endless tire balancing fiasco I think I'm just going to take it down to a Firestone with a Hunter Road Force machine. Only reason I say Firestone is because I can Car2go home from it and not depend on a ride. Since road force got it the first time I figure they can undo NTBs failed attempt.

 

It's only money. Lol. This truck is cheap to maintain vs my car

 

Don't shoot your foot! Lol

 

Is that a glock?

 

I'm way passed that.. Have been for 2.5 years

 

yessir 26

 

I just got Cz the

these were net pics cause I was too lazy to go out and take an actual one

 

well, onboard Co2 setup ordered. Plan to install the deflator valves in the wheels this weekend.

 

What pressure do the tanks run? Where you mounting it?

 

Co2 always at 800psi until it's empty is my understanding. Regulated at a fixed 150psi. Probably mounting to the front of my bed, but it'll be portable for airing up tires.

The air up time versus using onboard air is about 5x faster.

 

Cool. I'll be watching this. Seems like a setup that makes sense.

Where you getting it filled?

 

Local welding gas supply

 

Wouldn't it take more time driving to welding supply then the time saved?

 

I'll have our parts runner do it.

Not to mention it was half the price of onboard air and I have no plumbing or wiring to do

 

Sounds like a good deal with the speed but when it runs out...you're done. On-board air doesn't run out and it'll run other accessories as well! How many tires do you think you'll get out of a tank? (I know tire size and how low they are has to be considered...)

 

20-25 times airing up a 35" tire. I still have my portable compressor too.

 

I think for the person only airing down a handful of times a year this setup makes sense. If it's a dedicated trail rig with air lockers, perhaps onboard air is the right solution.