Air Compressor

Ava wrote:
If you have air brakes you can add a fitting to the built in compressor system.

Or air suspension, then there may be a fitting somewhere. I googled it and it says you do. Or perhaps there's an owner's manual hidden away somewhere -assuming you own this.

Everyone is not reading your actual question.

Every time this subject comes up, the Porter-Cable pancake compressor comes out on top.

HoD has them.

I have one. Airs up my tires to 95 psi, Fits in the basement.

I've got one of these
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-12-Volt-Car-Air-Inflator/1000092575
It runs on 120 VAC or 12 VDC, is fairly quick, not as noisey as my last one. And it has auto shut off for whatever pressure you set it for.
I have only used it for tires up to about 80 psi, label claims 120.

If you have air brakes you can add a fitting to the built in compressor system. I found a good portable 12v one online that can pump to 150 psi. Made by a co. called Trewell

Never had one in 14 years.

Sorry. A Forza is a Winnebago diesel pusher motorhome.

Don't know what a Forza is but we carry two compressors; one for TV and RV tires and a little one for bike tires. While you a waiting for responses you might search this Forum for `air compressor' and read on.