Where are the best places to add and check air for tires?

[Kaadk]

I use my pancake compressor at home in the driveway to keep the tires up, and I carry a 12v compressor in the truck for emergencies on the road.


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[Iwritecode]

Originally Posted by Happy Vibe

I carry a good pressure gauge and a human powered pump (bicycle pump).

I remember getting tired pumping up a bicycle tire with one of those things. I can't imagine trying to pump up a vehicle tire with one.

[youroo]

Originally Posted by Mr. Dan

My $50 12v sLime compressor cuts it just fine. If I need to air up a tire at the side of the road, I don't have 110v available.

Agree 100% always have 12V! Youroo!!

[Mr. Dan]

Originally Posted by youroo

Agree 100% always have 12V! Youroo!!

I assembled this rig which I clip to battery posts (or any other hot and ground connections) on my trailer so that my 12v pump line plus 16' air hose will reach all 3 trailer tires.

[Kenny kustom]

Originally Posted by OswegoLion

I need something with easy access. Thanks.

As part of every pre trip inspection.


2016 Sabre 36QBOK
2015 Ram 3500 CUMMINS

[Kuba]

Speaking of nitrogen, my buddy at work got a flat at a jobsite(we do hvac). He got from the truck, plugged the tire, used nitrogen tank to fill tire back up. We use nitrogen to purge ac lines and gas lines.

[racen]

at the valve stem!!!��������

couldnt resist!!

[CWSWine]

I had a 12 volt compressor and it was slow to increase tire pressure just a few pounds. Now with my current 5er I have a 1000 watt inverter that will power a small 120v compressor so I'm good to go even on the road.