This is the best air compressor I've ever owned

[mamboman777]

I got it from https://tozalazz.com/ but you can order it directly from amazon.

Comes in a nice carry case that fits everything.

Here's the compressor itself. Everything about it screams "quality!". Heavy duty carry handle, wide metal plate on the bottom (helps prevent tipovers), rubber feet underneath, and dual piston design! I hadn't heard of dual piston till I started looking at new compressors recently, but I'm a believer; it doesn't get hot and is FAST; to the tune of 11.65CFM. That means you can airup 330L/min at 0 PSI.

Long hose with quick connector on one end and standard Schrader valve on the other.

Comes with Schrader to Schrader quick connect adapter.

Comes with some standard attachments.

This compressor is so powerful, you have to connect it directly to your battery. *insert Tim the Tool Man grunts*

Connection to 12v is easy for the hybrid. The best part is the long air hose can reach any tire on the truck. No more cigarette lighter fire drill exercise to get to different tires.

I was shocked, but it's actually quieter than my old compressor.

The best part, it fits perfectly under my back seat.

If you're in the market for a compressor, you can't go wrong with this one. This is the best one I've ever owned. Highly recommended.

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[dalola]

Looks nice, but they really need a better name!

 

[mamboman777]

Looks nice, but they really need a better name!

don't need a good name to air up my tires!

 

[dcs12345]

Not quite the air flow of that one, but I’ve been very happy with my <$100 VIAIR P88

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B005ASY23I?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

If you are not airing down all the time, it is quick enough. The hose is long enough to reach all the way around my full size truck easily

 

[Clarkdonbran]

Looks nice, but they really need a better name!

Totalazz is better!

 

[CTYankee]

I think I'll stick with my Ryobi.

 

[mamboman777]

I think I'll stick with my Ryobi.

I'm not a fan of battery power.

 

[fossil]

I'm not a fan of battery power.

wind powered?

 

[mamboman777]

wind powered?

OK...you got me...I use battery power all the time. What I'm not a fan of is battery powered tools. I got sick of the tool being out of juice when I needed it. And buying replacement packs every year. And limitations on power...no thank you. I'll use the plug in version.

 

[CTYankee]

... I'm not a fan of is battery powered tools. I got sick of the tool being out of juice when I needed it. And buying replacement packs every year. And limitations on power...no thank you. I'll use the plug in version.

No worries. I'm not a fan of having to clamp wires onto the battery to inflate a tire. I haven't had any issues with batteries being out of juice. I keep an extra battery or two on charge and swap them periodically to prevent that. But what works for me doesn't necessarily work for others, so both types have their place.

 

[TCPTX65]

I'm not a fan of battery power.

And yet you have a hybrid.

 

[mamboman777]

And yet you have a hybrid.

See above clarification....

 

[fossil]

No worries. I'm not a fan of having to clamp wires onto the battery to inflate a tire. I haven't had any issues with batteries being out of juice. I keep an extra battery or two on charge and swap them periodically to prevent that. But what works for me doesn't necessarily work for others, so both types have their place.

I've got one of those battery types, 20 volt and it works well for Maverick sized tires and pressures. Clamp it on the stem, set the auto off pressure and let it work.
I even bought a 12vdc 1hr charger to charge the 4.0AH amp batteries when in my truck, think it was about $40. Nice and handy for lite yard work at the family camp, trimmer, sprayer, saw.

 

[Waterick]

Let us know how it holds up in regular use over a couple of years. I have yet to see a 12 volt compressor durable enough for more than occasional use.

 

[mamboman777]

Let us know how it holds up in regular use over a couple of years. I have yet to see a 12 volt compressor durable enough for more than occasional use.

While I don't anticipate any problems, it does have a two year warranty.

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