Does anyone have a good idea as to how to put air into tires that requires 110 psi and the tire is at 70 psi and you are in a location you are not familiar with worried now that I might damage the tires driving around looking for a garage with air supply for such big tires. Wish I could purchase a piece of equipment that doesn't take 28 hours just to get the tire to 90 psi which also requires electricity. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Get yourself a 12v good tire inflator that goes up that high. I use the Truck Air model, it might take a bit but its better then driving all around town.

Any tire shop could do it if you can find one

The Viair 12 volt pump is quite popular. The Viair auto 350 will air tires up to 150 psi in very short order.

I 2nd the Viair, I use this one for 17.5 125psi tires Viair

One reasonable option is to use a CO2 tank and regulator setup such as this oen. CO2 will tend to leach through tires a little bit faster than air does, but we're talking over the course of perhaps weeks rather than minutes or hours.Another option might be to get a good quality bicycle pump and perhaps hire or conscript an energetic teenager. It's not fast, though probably no slower than a typical 12V inflator.

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austinjenna
Explorer
Sep 18, 2015
Get yourself a 12v good tire inflator that goes up that high. I use the Truck Air model, it might take a bit but its better then driving all around town.
pira114
Explorer II
Sep 18, 2015
Any tire shop could do it if you can find one
dbbls
Explorer
Sep 18, 2015
The Viair 12 volt pump is quite popular. The Viair auto 350 will air tires up to 150 psi in very short order.
Garry_Gayle
Explorer
Sep 18, 2015
I 2nd the Viair, I use this one for 17.5 125psi tires Viair
DrewE
Explorer II
Sep 18, 2015
One reasonable option is to use a CO2 tank and regulator setup such as this oen. CO2 will tend to leach through tires a little bit faster than air does, but we're talking over the course of perhaps weeks rather than minutes or hours.

Another option might be to get a good quality bicycle pump and perhaps hire or conscript an energetic teenager. It's not fast, though probably no slower than a typical 12V inflator.
yrusoslo
Explorer
Sep 18, 2015
I have a air chuck coming off my air brake system, just run MH, pump up tires. also can use a blow gun to blow off things
K_Charles
Explorer
Sep 18, 2015
Most campgrounds have a compressor.
edbehnke
Explorer
Sep 18, 2015
you can drive on 70psi.
I just borrow air from the class A next to me.
bottomline, buy a high end pump.

I'd wonder why it went down to 70psi from 110psi....
charlie_good_ti
Explorer
Sep 18, 2015
If you have a class a diesel there is probably a quick connect to the air brake supply probably in front of rv you can connect in to with a long air hose an it will bring air to 105 psi or what ever your air system is set to.If you are near a friends or neighbor they might be able to help you providinng they have above system.I have in ours that hose an connection.
Vulcan_Rider
Explorer
Sep 18, 2015
pira114 wrote:
Any tire shop could do it if you can find one

Probably any auto, truck or tire shop; even farm equipment dealers.
If you are in a camp ground, ask them.
If you can get to the internet, do a little searching and make some phone calls.

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