Oil free Air Compressor 1.3HP Ultra Quiet Air Compressor Lightweight and with 2.6 Gallon Aluminum Tank

Wow! This puts 12V tire inflators to shame! Definitely overkill for filling one Schrader valve at a time but with a four tire inflation system it kills it! When using on one tire it's necessary to turn it to the 50% speed because on the full speed setting this puppy pumps more air than a Schrader valve can flow. I can fill 4 35" 285/65/20 Cybertruck tires from 30 PSI to 50 PSI in 4 minutes! Those of you who know how long most inflators take to fill 4 35" tires know it can easily take 5 (or more) times that long.This is not the kind of inflator that will inflate to a precise preset pressure, use it with a pressure gauge on your hose setup and shut it off when you have reached the desired pressure. That said, you can set it to shut off in 5 psi increments. I set mine to around 75 psi and shut it off manually when it reaches around 55-58 psi so I will have 50 psi once the back pressure goes away. That's because this puts out so much air it's building some back pressure, even when filling four tires simultaneously.If you have 120 volts available, as the Cybertruck does, this is the way to go.It's very compact and solid sounding.

This compressor was purchased as a replacement for a old craftsman unit. This is a Electrical compressor and yes you need to plug into a electric outlet. We wanted this one for an to be used for quick inflation of tires , equipment , bike tires etc without utilizing our bigger compressor and / or could be brought to another location elsewhere to inflate something for somebody in a pinch without a compressor . It can be set to the pressure you need , guage readable , pretty quiet , easy to use , not heavy to carry , somewhat compact unit.This is Not A Rechargeable compressor utilizing batteries , we were looking for a electrically powered unit such as this one and like our older unit purchased back in the late 70’s as we got our moneys worth from that craftsman product.

The compressor works good my only complaint is the size of it , this is a mini compressor in the picture it looks like a large machine and them went I got the box I was confused thinking that I had order the wrong equipment. Tiny but good

This compressor was exactly what I was looking for to do small jobs that didn't require a massive compressor or tank. It is relatively quiet and easily portable BUT!!!! I have had nothing but running issues with it and it finally come to the point where I could no longer get it to run. It only had 7 hours on it and most of that time it was sitting idle. It is now a $190 lesson on my behalf that you can learn from.

Wow this thing is amazingI use it for onboard air for my motorhome to keep the leveling system (air bags) aired up so I don’t have to run engine or the old 1980s Thomas gast compressor.This thing is so much quieter than my old gast and pushes out a lot of volume of air for its size and the hose and connector fitting sizes.I wish I could give this 10 stars as its awesomeBonus is you can run it at 100% (high) speed or 50% low/silent speed and it still gets the pressure spot on.I cannot wait to tell my friends about this awesome 110v easily portable tankless compressor

Wow! This little baby packs a punch! As a finish carpenter this can easily run two finish guns all day long.It's very very light 21lbs, 21lbs! and very small, and very quiet, goes up to 130psi and has an output of 2.8cfm at 90 psi. Wow again, lol! Of course it only has a one gallon tank so it needs to refill more often but no problem with this quietness. I have even been running a framing nailer with it doing some misc stuff. I think it shoots about 6 nails with the framer before re-filling. But the re-filling is also quick, only about 9 seconds, and you don't have to wait the whole 9 seconds, it keeps up quite well. Of course I don't recommend or any typical nailing with a framing gun but we furred some ceilings down with 2X4s and it kept up fine with one gun going not so quick.It has two settings for speed. The slower one just takes another 3-5 seconds to fill up and is sligtly more quiet on the slower mode. Probably better for compressor longevity? So that's the only thing I am concerned about is will this baby still be around in a year or two from now? I paid $200 for it. We'll see. I hope so.

Quite enough to be used outside in a residential setting. Helps me put air in my car tires and I don't have to drive to a gas station and wait in line anymore! Will also help with air tools. I don't have any, but this compressor gives me a chance to go for one if I need to.

This compressor just fit my need to fill up my 4x4 offroad RV tires; 1. It is 110V compare to other dual pumps that were 12V. For those 12V dual pumps that required to connect to rig battery due to large current needed (900W). Since my RV equips with 110V outlet, this is much convenient than the 12V version. 2. Fast and large CFM, it took me 40 seconds to air-up one tire compare to a 1.5 hp tank pump that overheated and took me over an hour. 3. It maintains pressure. Other dual pump just kept pumping when connect, this pump stops when it met the preset pressure. Therefore, it won't overheat while I am not pumping, but when I need it, it immediately kicks in. 4. I could use this to connect my air tools for my home project as well.