Air compressor for 115 psi

2oldman wrote:

Bird Freak wrote:
I just bought a Porter Gable {sic} pancake 6 gallon 150psi from Home depot for $99.00
Works great!

I had one. It was so loud I didn't dare air up a tire at 6am. So I got a Rolair.

Im not going anywhere at 6am!:B

fj12ryder wrote:

94-D2 wrote:
Alternative to a powered compressor, I have one of these. Pricey but will air anything up, any time without any power source.

Power tank

Pricey??!! Those go beyond pricey into ohmagawd.

Yes, makes no sense to get one just to top off the tires. But, if I go for an off road trip and need to air down to 15 psi for some trail crawling, getting back to 80 in the pull rig is a big deal. So, with the power tank, I run tools, (changing a flat with impact) air tires and etc. only fill the tank about once a year if used judiciously, and if not, can be filled by any welding shop.

racer4 wrote:
This PORTER-CABLE CMB15 works for me.

Another +1 vote for the CMB15. I use it to top off my tires to 110 PSI and it does so easily. A bonus is that it has a low startup current draw. My larger compressor trips the circuit at my storage location but no issues with the CMB15.

94-D2 wrote:
Alternative to a powered compressor, I have one of these. Pricey but will air anything up, any time without any power source.

Power tank

Pricey??!! Those go beyond pricey into ohmagawd.

Bird Freak wrote:
I just bought a Porter Gable {sic} pancake 6 gallon 150psi from Home depot for $99.00
Works great!

I had one. It was so loud I didn't dare air up a tire at 6am. So I got a Rolair.

Alternative to a powered compressor, I have one of these. Pricey but will air anything up, any time without any power source.

Power tank

I just bought a Porter Gable pancake 6 gallon 150psi from Home depot for $99.00
Works great!

I picked this one up at Harbor Freight because it had a 250 psi rating.

Battery boost & compressor

I went from 80psi tires to 125psi tires and my Porter Cable pancake compressor couldn't get past 108psi (and it was rated to 135). Enter the Viair 450P. It's expensive but 100% duty cycle so that I could air up all 4 RV tires and all 6 truck tires without having to think about how much I was using it.

I'd buy it again in a heartbeat.

http://learntorv.com/product-review-viair-450p-12v-air-compressor/

I aired up one of the tires that picked up a nail at a service center from 80psi to 125psi pretty quickly. I was never bothered by the speed of it.

Put this one on your “save for later” or wish list in Amazon, and keep an eye on the price. It will occasionally be offered for a much better price. I bought one less than six months ago for $245. It has all the accessories you may need to fill your truck and trailer tires. One of the things I really like about it is the fact that the chucks are not “open” like most inflators, and the compressor shuts itself off when it reaches about 145 psi.

Viair 40047 400P-RV Automatic Portable Compressor Kit

:):)