Air compressor setup

[rairforce]

What do you think of the new setup?

1. TC·BL air compressor
2. Rhino 4 wheel tire inflation/deflation system
3. Jayco flow pro
4. Stain 15-55psi auto stop deflators

Different combinations for different scenarios but so far fill up fast and evenly.

What setups do you have?

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[tmeyer3]

Nice! Just threw this in the under bed with a coiled hose and a regulator. Cheap and very fast: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-1...ectric-Quiet-Air-Compressor-3300113/311273547

 

[scottyah]

Wow that’s quite a setup. I have a Milwaukee M18 inflator and I thought that was overkill lol

 

[Coagulation]

Nice setup. Have a simple air down kit, gauge, and a pancake compressor.

Want to upgrade to auto stop deflators, a compressor that can fit in the under bed storage, and maybe a kit like the rhino one.

The on board electric all makes this so easy. Love it

 

[hemiarch]

Wow that’s quite a setup. I have a Milwaukee M18 inflator and I thought that was overkill lol

I also have the m18 inflator. Love that arrangement.

 

[leeboy4130]

Any reason not to purchase the Cybertruck air compressor (besides price)? Seems pretty compact and has digital gauge/shut off.

 

[hemiarch]

Price only. Looks nice. I bought the Milwaukee m-18 before it came out. It’s the one Tesla roadside uses.
if I hadn’t, I’d probably bite the bullet and buy the Tesla one

 

[misdemeanor]

Nice! Just threw this in the under bed with a coiled hose and a regulator. Cheap and very fast: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-1...ectric-Quiet-Air-Compressor-3300113/311273547

I was thinking about getting the same one. I see that it 60 dB - is it pretty quiet? Any issues with the compressor since you've had it?

 

[tmeyer3]

I was thinking about getting the same one. I see that it 60 dB - is it pretty quiet? Any issues with the compressor since you've had it?

No issues at all. I was considering getting a compressor with no tank, but I'm glad I opted for the tiny tank. If you're short on room, I'd recommend tankless.

I personally like the tank because I didn't want to deal with yards of hoses to hook up all 4 at once. With the tank you get a good buffer from tire to tire, so you waste no time refilling. When you're not attached to the tire, it's pressurizing the tank in preparation for the next tire.

It's not crazy loud but I've never once thought it's quiet either. The CT suspension compressor is much quieter.

 

[HaulingAss]

Any reason not to purchase the Cybertruck air compressor (besides price)? Seems pretty compact and has digital gauge/shut off.

The TC-BL and a 4-way inflation hose will leave all the other setups here in the dust. Not even close. And it's quieter and more compact than most small compressors with a tank. It fits in either of the small end compartments in the Smuggler's Bay like it was made for that spot (You want the Smuggler's Bay dividers).

I have a set of 4 Staun deflators but I quit using them when I got the 4-way-inflation hose. The hose has a very accurate gauge installed and deflates far faster and more accurately than the Staun deflators. Just like filling the tires up, the hose system deflates them all to exactly the same pressure, all simultaneously.

 

[hemiarch]

Could you please explain a little more with respect to 4 way inflator hose?

 

[Cf400ex]

Love the 4 wheel hose setup!

 

[hemiarch]

So can I use a 4 way hose like this on a tankless inflator that stops at a set pressure like the Milwaukee m18? Seems like it would save a lot of time. Any recommendations for one ? Prices seem to vary widely.

 

[Hookalakupua]

What do you think of the new setup?

1. TC·BL air compressor
2. Rhino 4 wheel tire inflation/deflation system
3. Jayco flow pro
4. Stain 15-55psi auto stop deflators

Different combinations for different scenarios but so far fill up fast and evenly.

What setups do you have?

Best setup there is! Hadn’t thought about mounting it in the frunk.

For those looking at the deflators, it’s a typo as they’re “Staun”. They’re the real deal!

 

[rairforce]

Thanks! And good catch on the typo. Auto correct strikes again

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