VIAIR 88P Portable Compressor Kit (12V, 120 Psi, Forup to 33" Tires)

Night and day difference between other compressors. The quality is great and it works extremely well. Viair is the Name in DC onboard air! They are the best all around!

I bought this to replace my previous air pump from a well known brand, and this is far superior. I keep it in my truck for emergencies. Recently I had a 20" truck tire that was very low and this pump aired it back up easily and rather quickly for it's size.All the components are good quality. The cord and hose are long enough to reach to the back of either side of a full size truck. The gauge is accurate and the hose connection to the valve is secure.A couple considerations, the pump doesn't fit back it's case very well without carefully wrapping the hose and cord. Also, BE CAREFUL, as the warning label says, this pump gets hot when you use it. The longer you run it, the hotter it gets so you'll need to let it cool down before storing it which doesn't take too long.

Strong enough to fill truck tires easily, you might keep some spare fuses of you use it for too long.

After some research I ordered this to keep in my pickup and trailer. The gas station ones are always broke and worthless. even though I don't have huge tires, but i did get the model rated for the 33" tires to go abit higher in capacity. Even though it doesn't show it here, it does come with a carry bag (let it cool before putting it back in, the head on this thing gets hot AF.). The power cord has a nice reusable wrap to keep it contained, but not the fill hose (reuse the twist ties it cam with?) 1st time checking my tires, it worked great. I would have preferred a shorter fill hose and longer cord, because on the back tires the gage and pump are at the front of my truck, but the chuck screws on nicely and bleeds off excess pressure if you unscrew it abit. The only other thing I'd like here is an option for a pump point plug or battery clip attachments. I have a 2amp lighter plug in my truck, maybe a dual power feature for low amperage use? But despite all those little things I think it was good for the money to site under my seat for most of its life and pull it out when needed.

I always carry this powerful and accurate tire pump with me. The quality is second to none and I’m impressed how fast and powerful this professional grade pump really is. No more trying to find a gas station that has an air pump. It’s always with me to keep the tires aired up. Fantastic choice!

This thing can pump! And is really well made. It is not a toy and will last. Inflated my full size tire in less than 3 minutes...and barely warm to the touch.It gets directly attached to the battery terminal which tends to become a pain as my battery is in the trunk, and in my van after hooking up to the batter does not reach the back tire. I think direct connection to the battery gives it a bit more power for the job. but honestly if I could do it again I would buy the cigarette lighter version for ease of power connection....This would facilitate connection especially if you are not too technical with car battery location and/or positive and negative terminals.

It's kind of fiddly, the pressure reads 40 while running and you think wow too high but when you turn it off it reads 30. So you have to kind of guess where your tire pressure is going to land. It's not a deal breaker, it's a handy little pump and works great. Is there a product that reads the actual tire pressure value while pumping? I don't know. This will work.

Connects directly to truck battery, keep motor running. 99 4runner, I air down to 15psi and this airs tires back to 32 psi in about 4 minutes each. Handy on off switch, the hose screws onto the valve stem so you can let it run while you do other things. Air Guage not accurate but is consistent so once you know the reading you want, it's the same every time. Just what I needed. Have only had for about a month, used twice so far. Hope it lasts a long time