Milwaukee Portable Inflator

Not as purpose built but I use a Coho (yeti style) gearbox. M18 compressor with 2 batteries, m12 impact, gear bag, and large device battery back.

https://www.costco.com/coho-pack-an...1-02C9-4D4C-B6B9-492A25C1A889&sh=true&nf=true



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I bought one in November during the sale . It works great . I haven't timed it yet , but it only takes a few minutes to air up all four 33 x 10 tires from 12 psi to 25 psi . On our last road trip one of the trailer tires went down . We were only about 30 miles from home so I decided to air it up vs changing it . Took about 3 minutes to go from 16 psi to 50 psi .
Very happy with this compressor , no more stretching hose around the Jeep .
 
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Thinking of picking one up. Not as good of a deal as you all have posted but prices on just about everything seem to have gone up significantly.

Any complaints?

I think I'll try it if no complaints. HD has one plus two 6.0aH batteries for $299.
 
Get a quick release air chuck, the screw on one is annoying.
Can anyone explain why it is annoying when everthing else about a valve stem and valve core is threaded? I thought the screw on connection was actually pretty handy, seals perfectly unlike most clip ons. It adds 3.2 seconds per connection which is much shorter than dealing with a clip that you have to get just right to hold a seal.

Maybe I've just been dealing with screw on deflators, valve stem caps, etc. for so long it just doesn't bother me to have a good leak free connection that is also stupid easy at the same time.