Got Air?

Introducing our 300LPM (10.6CFM) 12V Twin Cylinder Heavy Duty Air Compressor with 60mm heads, and is the ultimate air compressor for heavy duty applications. It comes equipped with an American Pneumatic Air Chuck for easy inflation, and its cylinders are greased with high quality grease for smooth operation. With its powerful performance, this compressor can air up all four 35" tires from 15PSI to 32PSI in less than 5 minutes. It will air up to what ever PSI you need up to 150PSI. Please note that this compressor does not come with any hose. Purchase with confidence, as this product comes with a 1 year warranty. Plus you can add on our 4 Tire Inflation/Deflation System - the ultimate solution for all your tire needs!

 

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Infomercial..

SET IT AND FORGET IT!

 

Or by the Napa variant that includes a hose for the same price.

 

You can, but you will only get 90 day warranty, not 1 year.

 

I understand your hatred, but they all come from China! In fact, most things you own come from China.

 

Tons of stuff comes from China, those that shit on such things need to reevaluate everything that's in their household.

With that said, customer service (standing behind said product) will be the difference from one company to the next.

Looking forward to more companies becoming vendors here

 

Something that I would like people to know, is that I do make the hoses in my garage. They are not made in China. I do make what I can, but there is no company in the US that makes the compressors.

 

Appreciate the sentiments, but 1 yr is not much better than 90 days, practically speaking. Especially when you might use that product twice a year.
You can't really "stand behind" a drop-shipped product that you had no involvement in ensuring QC on.... it's just statistical analysis of will you make a profit after the warranty returns or not.

 

I just got one of these and it’s great

 

Fair

But twice a year is being a little pessimistic; I was going out every weekend in the Tacoma for over a year straight, only to switch to the 4R and do it once every other weekend

Put a ton of hours on my Viair

 

I use mine way more than once or twice a year. I use mine more than twice a month. Even though I'm not involved in the production of these compressors, I have not had a single one of the hundreds I have sold go bad yet. I have been using mine for 2 years now.

 

My buddy has one of @TireFlate whole kits, and we used it on my truck two weekends ago out at the TW Superstition meet, as my Smittybilt finally died after many years...
I'll say I was impressed with both the hoses and this compressor, China or not.

• Hose and gauge were great quality, easy to use and store.
• The compressor inflated all four of his 285's on 15" wheels from 20-40psi and then we inflated all four of my 315's on 17" wheels from 12-35psi... back-to-back with maybe a minute down time to swap the compressor on to my truck.
• I forgot to time his tires, but my "35s" aired up all four at once in about 7 minutes flat, and that was with an already hot compressor. Impressive.
• The compressor obviously was hot by the end, same with the first few feet of hose going to the air gauge, but nothing unbearable.
• The tire side air chucks were easy to use too, did not leak.

I definitely be picking up a new compressor at the very least!

 

Ya maybe, tbh I have no idea how much most people who buy these things need them. I have a cheaper Viair and have used it twice in 5 years, but I wouldn't mind a better one because this ones a bit slow... But I also still wouldn't use it that much. I guess I'm treating it like a safety tool, like jumper cables, so you buy it and you need it when you need it... Maybe that's not the case for the typical market, but I digress

 

I used mine every time offroad, so usually once a month or so!
Plus I save friends, coworkers, fill motorcycle tires etc. on board / portable 12v air has been top 3 mods for me.

 

To be honest, if there is one that was to go bad, I would replace it no matter how long it's been. I would want to know why and try to find a way to fix the problem.

 

So, it's an off-road accessory. If you're not going off-road, yeah definitely one of those "once a year".

I was taking the Tacoma out every set of days I had off so it was used every single outing.

 

Yeah see, that's why I'm all for this

It's the customer support that's gonna make all the difference; if my Viair goes out I'll have to hit you up