I have an RV with tires that need pressures of 65psi in the front and 80psi in the back. Will this do the job?
623443
This will do it, although you will have to do it in stages, otherwise you run a real risk of burning the compressor out. Something they don't really make clear is that when you first get it, run it for a half hour or so with no back pressure to enable the rings to seat. I didn't and paid the price. The next one I did and it is running fine.
623444
The Q Industries MV50 SuperFlow air compressor is great for trucks, SUVs, RVs and other full-size vehicle tires.
623445
Yes, this little guy will most definitely do the job, but be careful when you're done inflating. The metal air line fittings and the compressor cylinder head get fairly hot to the touch when inflating to those pressures.
623446
This doesn't work for me at all. I own a car dealership and bought it to maintain tire pressures on vehicles parked on the car lot. It takes 20-30 minutes to air up 1 tire I don't recommend purchasing this one.
2240873
Yes it will. I inflated my ,car tire to 34psi and it took about 10 minutes,so double that time.
1477641
If the PSI pressure this pump produces is within the rating of your RV you will be fine. I bought this pump to supply water to my deck sink where my RV is parked. It has worked well now for 2 years and my recollection is that the Shurflo that is in my travel trailer looks very similar to it. If you want to be absolutely certain, check the PSI ratings of the pump in comparison to the max rated PSI's of the RV. Curt
1135094
I have 245 70R19.5 tires on my RV that I inflate to 100 PSI. I tested my 400P-RV from 40 PSI to 100 PSI and it took about 7 minutes. Based on my experience, I'd say it would accomplish 55-75 PSI in 2-3 minutes in your similarly sized tires.
644873
I doubt it would generate enough pressure. Its a tiny compressor designed for actuating the lockers. ARB does make a slightly larger twin tank compressor that duals as locker actuator and will add air to tires. Google for comparitive specs.
1635175
Information I have found on the web indicates that you are correct on this. I would also check that the manifold and gauges are certified for these pressures. I found manifolds that have R410A, R22 and R404A scales on the gauges. The high side on all the sets I found have scales to 800#, so for safety, be sure to buy the right hose. Also, if you are doing any work other than on your own unit, you could well be in violation of local/state codes if not using properly rated hoses.
569713
If you need a lot of volume vs pressure it may not. The tank on this compressor is small. I use it to blow out the water lines in our RV. I set the air pressure at about 30PSI.
1436402
the compressor high limit is set at about 130lbs so it will pump your tires. This is a great little compressor at a great price. Jer
339909
Yes it will. I bought to use on an off-road rig and the trailer that carries it. I have accidentally exceeded 80Psi and the unit had no issues.
86492
Not sure what PSI motorcycle tires are but I have used with great success on tractor tires 14psi, Chevy Camaro tires 36psi and minivan tires 41psi. I have to assume it would work on your motorcycle tires.
2240874
I haven't used it for psi that high, but I believe it would. I just used it recently on a totally flat car tire and filled it to 40 psi with no problem in just a few minutes. The built-in gauge makes it so easy for accuracy. Hope this helps.
882710
I would answer yes, kind of. The compressor pumps up and shuts off at 150psi, so it goes up above the 125psi that you need. But, once you start filling the tires and the pressure in the compressor tank drops it doesn't turn back on until it gets down to 120psi (I'm going off memory here). So, it should work well at first, but once you get close to the 125psi level you may have to let a little air out of the pressure relief valve to get the compressor to turn back on to completely top off the tire to 125psi. This compressor is light and easy to tote around, but if you can't plug it into an extension cord while you're airing up the tires it's probably going to be a pain going back and forth to the house to plug it in and let it charge the tank over and over. If you just need to put a few psi in the tires every now and then it would probably be fine though. Another option would be to get one of the portable air tanks that would be much larger than the tiny tank in the this compressor. Use this compressor to top off the larger portable air tank and carry it out to the RV.
1574374
It probably will work on the lower pressure I have a 3000 pounds per square inch one it works really great I would guess 2700 as low as you want to go
1802271
Yes it will, but I suggest a tire gage to double check the pressure. My unit runs about 5 lbs. lower than what I set it for, but not always exactly that amount. So in other words, If I want to inflate the tire to 35 lbs. if I set it for 40, it may do 37 or 34 or 39. Not a big deal, but it takes a bit of getting used to.
862619
I am not sure how high the pressure will get but it should be close to 100 psi. It will only inflate one tire to that kind of pressure. There will be a little balance in the cartridge after one tire but not much.
1149176
Don't know the exact pressure. We have used it for sports equipment, bicycle tires and car tires.
1726310
This is not a compressor. It will not produce enough pressure to inflate tires. Short answer... No.