Tire inflater/pump

I talked to whoever does Viair's chat function. They suggested the 300P for 31" tires holding 60 psi over the 88P. Whether you believe a salesman is up to you.

I talked to whoever does Viair's chat function. They suggested the 300P for 31" tires holding 60 psi over the 88P. Whether you believe a salesman is up to you.

I like the Viair 88P. Battery clamps, 120 PSI and rather quiet for that kinda output. About 70 bucks. No problem getting my truck tires to 80 PSI.

Explorer1016 wrote:

msgtord wrote:
"I don't get it. If you are going to be in an RV why do owners always have the need to go to RV parks and hook up to electric and water"

Really? What does asking about recommendations for an air pump have to do with a persons' preferred location of camping?

Correct. You don't get it. Wasn't about the OP.

Maybe a new thread should be started for this discussion.

msgtord wrote:
"I don't get it. If you are going to be in an RV why do owners always have the need to go to RV parks and hook up to electric and water"

Really? What does asking about recommendations for an air pump have to do with a persons' preferred location of camping?

Correct. You don't get it. Wasn't about the OP.

VIAIR 85P Portable Air Compressor

$49.95
•Small in stature, but big in power it boasts a maximum working pressure of 60 psi
UHOH I need 80psi
Thanks
VIAIR 70P Portable Air Compressor goes 20 100psi and is only $43

I have and recommend MV-50 compressor.

Otherwise if a 12v compressor has a cigar plug it is weak. Need direct clamps to the battery only.

I've been very happy with my ViAir 80P. Quick and quiet.

"I don't get it. If you are going to be in an RV why do owners always have the need to go to RV parks and hook up to electric and water"

Really? What does asking about recommendations for an air pump have to do with a persons' preferred location of camping?

why not just install a high pressure Viair pump on your RV with a holding tank. It will do exactly what you need without the need for 110. I don't get it. If you are going to be in an RV why do owners always have the need to go to RV parks and hook up to electric and water.