I hate to give a bad review. This compressor is a great idea, but it does not have near enough power to pump up truck tires.
We went camping with our RV trailer, and my F-250 (tow vehicle) tire was almost flat due to a screw in the tire. This is a 10 ply tire that is rated for 80 psi.
We plugged the compressor into the generator,and let the compressor pump up. It took an hour to pump the tire from 20 psi to 80 psi in the heat of the day in the California desert.
The pump is just not strong enough. SORRY!!!
ACD RESPONDS: Most inflators are meant for household use. Cars and SUV tires average 32 to 35 psi, which this inflator handles with ease. Because it does not push a high volume of air, it did inflate the tire, just not as quickly as you would have liked in the heat.
There are special RV inflators that can handle the high (70-120 psi) pressure and high volume of RV and diesel pusher tires. They are rather pricey, and can be found at large RV suppliers.
I hate to give a bad review. This compressor is a great idea, but it does not have near enough power to pump up truck tires.
We went camping with our RV trailer, and my F-250 (tow vehicle) tire was almost flat due to a screw in the tire. This is a 10 ply tire that is rated for 80 psi.
We plugged the compressor into the generator,and let the compressor pump up. It took an hour to pump the tire from 20 psi to 80 psi in the heat of the day in the California desert.
The pump is just not strong enough. SORRY!!!
ACD RESPONDS: Most inflators...
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