Small 240v tyre air compressors?

[Fizzie]

G'day all

Anybody seen a small 240v air compressor for tyres

Got a big compressor up the back in the shed but that's a pain in the backside to drag down the front to do tyres

Also got a 12v compressor in the car, but, once again, that won't reach to do the caravan tyres while it's in the front yard

So wondering about a small 240v compressor just to do tyres

Any thoughts

[Bird]

G'day all

Anybody seen a small 240v air compressor for tyres

Got a big compressor up the back in the shed but that's a pain in the backside to drag down the front to do tyres

Also got a 12v compressor in the car, but, once again, that won't reach to do the caravan tyres while it's in the front yard

So wondering about a small 240v compressor just to do tyres

Any thoughts

Why buy another compressor to use once a blue moon.. Easier to run a permanent air line along the wall/roof to the front of the shed with a quick fit on it

[weeds]

Or get an extension for the car compressor.


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[marvellous_matt]

I had similar problem, I liked the look of a Stanley one that was over $200, however bit the bullet and grabbed one of these for about $100
http://www.supercheapauto.com.au/Product/Blackridge-Air-Compressor-Direct-Drive-1-0HP-40LPM/296171
there was a bundle deal where a accessory kit was included with tire inflator, a couple of spray guns and hose(that was not real flash) and other fittings. I have it for car, bikes and trailer, with a 10 m hose. It is much easier to lug around and easy to run an extension lead to where it is needed(used it in the street out front last week)

[Cruiser 105Tvan]

Just like Weeds has already advised.
Fit two Anderson plugs to the lead of the 12V. Compressor and make it more usable.
You could also get an extension lead made with Anderson Plug each end  from 6B&S.
And then you've got the ability to park the 4by beside the Camper/Caravan and still connect them.
As well as use the compressor from the rear of the 4by.  If you need the clamps on the Lead, just plug em in.

[Fizzie]

Thanks fellas - a few options to think about there

Probably will just go with an extension power cable - sounds like another job for GG!

[loanrangie]

air dragon lol.

[Bird]

air dragon lol.

the reviews are amazing  - I even think someone here admitted to buyin one 

[Fizzie]

air dragon lol.

I did see them, but thought No...

the reviews are amazing  - I even think someone here admitted to buyin one 

But, but, but - it's got 40 "Excellent's" on Product Review (all apparently from people making their first post - & some of them even have the same avatar! )

I take it whoever it was on here, wasn't one of them

[cyberess]

I had similar problem, I liked the look of a Stanley one that was over $200, however bit the bullet and grabbed one of these for about $100
http://www.supercheapauto.com.au/Product/Blackridge-Air-Compressor-Direct-Drive-1-0HP-40LPM/296171
there was a bundle deal where a accessory kit was included with tire inflator, a couple of spray guns and hose(that was not real flash) and other fittings. I have it for car, bikes and trailer, with a 10 m hose. It is much easier to lug around and easy to run an extension lead to where it is needed(used it in the street out front last week)

Probably silly thinking, I wonder if it's possible to run one of those Blackridge Air Compressor  though a 12V inverter for pumping tyres up out in the field?

[Hoyks]

Now, If I unbolted the 240V motor and threw in a small 12V starter motor...



Personally, air hose and zip ties are reasonably cheap and almost maintenance free. 

[Fizzie]

Still looking at sorting Andersen's & so on, but just came across these: https://www.bunnings.com.au/ryobi-one-18v-cordless-air-inflator-and-deflator_p6210400

Anybody had a go at one?