Search feature. Second result. It's been done.
Love my Ryobi, extremely portable - your not tied down to the length of a 12V cord!! Works great for airing up tires, pool items, sporting goods items, etc. Used it for years, zero problems/complaints, extremely happy with it.
We should name the search feature @Carlitos_92 Knowledge Bank as you're the one who consistently demonstrates how it can be used effectively!
My experience has demonstrated that the compartment may not stay all that dry. I have found things in there at least damp either from condensation or external moisture. I would store a compressor in the cab somewhere.
I can confirm this is a good one. I have the compressor, 120V charger & two 4 mAh batteries in a repurposed camera bag, that i currently keep in my rear under-seat storage in my '26 EB Lariat. Last winter my company truck had a leaky tire, and I used this same compressor until I could get our auto shop guys to replace the tire (2 or 3 times a week for 2 weeks, my fault, not theirs LOL). It took 5-10 minutes to go from 33 - 40 psi up to 65 psi with an average ambient outside temperature of -20°F. I like it so much, I'm getting a duplicate setup to keep in my wife's '27 XLT EB Maverick when it gets delivered this fall.
