Inflating tires after being in storage
Hello. Just read an article on this site about checking the air pressure in all tires after they have been in storage; before taking a trip and at fuel stops. So my tires need about 110 psi and wa...
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I purchased a pancake compressor from our local hardware store that can produce 150 PSI. It has worked great filling up our tires that need 110 lbs. or so. It's not that heavy and I use it for the toad too. I've had this compressor for 8 or 9 yrs.
I could also use the on-board compressor but it would need a 'doubler' to work faster which runs about $250 from what I understand.
MM.
I could also use the on-board compressor but it would need a 'doubler' to work faster which runs about $250 from what I understand.
MM.
