Cheap but effective air compressor?
I have been looking around and found the smittybuilt 2.54 cfm air compressor, anyone have any experience with this one? How long it takes to air up 4 tires? Would I be better off saving up for a higher quality air compressor or will this work fine? Or any other recommendations? Thanks in advance for the help
Check this out.. Same thing. They actually don't make it. Just re branded. Been around for many years and works great for the $.. cheaper here
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I have been looking around and found the smittybuilt 2.54 cfm air compressor, anyone have any experience with this one? How long it takes to air up 4 tires? Would I be better off saving up for a higher quality air compressor or will this work fine? Or any other recommendations? Thanks in advance for the help
A little while, prob 6-7 mins each for my old rubi tires, but that's time just spent shooting the breeze and mingling anyways. Plus I'm at altitude.
I have the Craftsman version of that pump and it gets the job done, albeit slowly. On my old truck with 35's on 16's it would take up to 8 minutes a tire up in the mountains from 10psi to 27psi. Under 1000 ft it wasn't too bad at roughly five minutes. One thing I have noticed up here in the wet NW is that when I got my tires changed there was a few cups of water in each tire. I have been spec'ing out compact in-line dehydrator to put on mine to keep this from happening. When I can afford it a Powertank is in my future.


