Recommendations for a portable tire Inflator to keep under the backseat?

[Bill K]

I would advise an inflator that includes a jump start feature ( or a separate jump pack device), considering the deep sleep issues that are surfacing.

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[Aspidochelone]

I use the dewalt 20v inflator. It inflates my sea eagle kayak most of the way on the high volume side too.

 

[Aspidochelone]

I also have an impact and ratchet to go with it.

 

[colinl]

Can I ask where you store this in the Maverick?

It very easily fits in the underseat tubs. I normally have my hardhat and high viz in there too, but removed for the pic.

 

[Jimmyb2]

It very easily fits in the underseat tubs. I normally have my hardhat and high viz in there too, but removed for the pic.

Thanks for response and pics.

 

[MavVoyeur]

I've had the unfortunate bad luck of 3 flats in the past 18 months between my wife and I. I've used this and the smaller version and they've been great.

Fanttik X8 APEX™ Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor, 2X Faster Inflation, 150PSI Cordless Tire Inflator with LCD Dual Screen, Suitable for MPV, Cars, E-Bikes, Motorcycles, For Up to 26.3 Inch Tires https://a.co/d/aKBFQce

 

[Maverickman74]

Hi everyone! I'm going to be going on my first road-trip in my Maverick in less than 2 months. In the past, I've really not liked trying to put in air at gas stations. Most of the time, it seems that they are out of order. I'd like to have something that I can keep in the Maverick for "just in case". I looked on Amazon, but it's getting harder and harder to find something that is not a cheap knock-off from China. Too many things with the same picture but with different "brand" names.

What do you use and recommend?

I have a little Ryobi battery powered air gun. Cost like $30 I think. I already have the batteries, plus I have a Ryobi DC charger. If you already have some battery powered tools in your garage, look em up Im sure they have a option in your brand.

 

[merlin101]

Another vote here for the Ryobi unit somebody else mentioned--I have it and it's been nothing but excellent. Works well, good price for what you get, plenty of battery life and strong performance (filled up a spare tire from zero to 60 psi with plenty of power left, faster than some stationary units I've used). Love the all-digital operation. Only difficulty is you have to screw on the connector to the tire valve each time, and then unscrew it when done. Not a problem but it can be more time consuming/tedious than other pumps I've used.

 

[Last Truck Ever]

Third or fourth or whatever (I lost count) for the Ryobi handheld, the one that is about drill sized. Super easy to use, mine replaced one of those older small plug in varieties.

 

[Joester]

I'm a huge fan of my good old foot pump. No dead batteries and not affected by the cold.

 

[crgator]

I got this one at Amazon a couple of years ago, then last year got another for the girlfriend's car. VacLife Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor.

 

[elizabethk314]

This is the one I have in my truck.
Slime 40063 Tire Inflator, Portable Car, SUV, 4x4 Air Compressor, Elite Heavy Duty, Inflate Right Automatic Shut Off w/Digital 99 psi Display, Long Hose & LED Light, 12V, 3 min Inflation,Black,Green https://a.co/d/7suDlkv

 

[TheWizziard]

After looking at a number of reviews and comparison I chose the
VIAIR 85P for both mine and my wife's truck. I bought my son one of the Viair 400 series for his Super Duty. He loves it.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0036E9VB6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

If money is an object, I have had good performance from this one from Costco:

https://www.costco.com/bon-aire-12v-inflator.product.100567254.html

 

[Euby]

Thanks for the replies everyone! I'm leaning towards the TEROMAS Tire Inflator Air Compressor.

It seemed to get a good rating from Car and Driver. For my needs, I'm trying to avoid getting anything that needs a battery pack (it nearly doubled the price of some models). I really just need something to top off the tire without going to the gas station.

What do ya'll think?

 

[Hot Runr Guy]

Only difficulty is you have to screw on the connector to the tire valve each time, and then unscrew it when done. Not a problem but it can be more time consuming/tedious than other pumps I've used.

For 7 bucks you can fix that,,,,,

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B088FGSN67/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_2?smid=A1ZZK63NUU4DVM&psc=1

HRG

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