VEVOR On Board 12V Air Compressor 150PSI 6CFM High Performance Universal
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2023
- CA Air Compressor - s.vevor.com/bfQhJL
US Air Compressor - s.vevor.com/bfQhJU
Discount code VVS10 to save 10$.
Fast Inflation: The VEVOR 12v heavy-duty air compressor features a 0.7hp oil-free motor that can quickly inflate tires and provide 6.0CFM of airflow. Take only 1 minute to pump up one 235/85R16 tire from 20PSI to 36PSI; less than 3 minutes from 0PSI to 36PSI.
· Internal Thermal Protection: Features internal thermal protection against extreme temperature damage and 45% maximum continuous cycle time, the VEVOR off road air compressor easily handles frequent inflation tasks to tackle any terrain for the off-road enthusiast.
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Great video, short and sweet, straight to the point, I love the fold down tray and the plastic container that suits it perfectly
Yes it does look very similar to the other single piston air compressors.
Great review with tools to measure amps and heat !
I have the same one from Amazon. It works well for what it is. I have used it a few times in the past couple of years without issues, but I only use it 5-6 times a year.
You are right, that air nozzle gets HOT! Always make sure you let it cool off before packing it away.
I have one from Amazon too but it’s branded AllTop
Ya I think they are manufactured in the same place very similar
I bought one of those a little while ago. Trust me it is an item you hope you never have to use but damn when you need it, it is a life saver. And ya that little machine get very hot. I also burnt the back of my hand when moving it back into my van for storage.
Yes you gotta watch for sure
I have the Ironman Champ Pro (3 years old) and it looks like just a simple rebrand. That being said, it's a beast and I've used it well over 100X with NO issues! 💪
That’s good to hear
@@BackCountryWrenching Yes. I did however forget to add that mine has a very nice rubber hose (that coil hose would drive me crazy!) and the compressor connection gets pretty darn hot after filling my 4 aired down tires (approx 10mins) Also, I believe the power cord is short for a reason and that is because the compressor draws a LOT of power and every inch you add to the cord adds resistance which can cause the motor to operate less efficiently and reach it's duty cycle cut-off faster. It's a good practice whenever installing any high draw electric modification to keep the supply lines as short as possible so the unit runs at peak efficiency.
8:08 is Bob o'clock like a evening after dinner 4:20 😎🔥
It looks very much like the Smittybilt air compressor. I used my first one about 6 times then the reed valve in the head broke off. I tried to get warranty for it but 4Wheel Parts declined because I could not produce a receipt (the compressor was a gift). I contacted Smittybilt directly asking for the part as I thought I could fix it. They sent me a brand new one.
I’m sure they are all the same just different paint
I pulled the goofy nipple off and used an aluminum air fitting and threaded it in, pulled it back out, put thread tape on it, and boom standard thread sized for a standard air fitting.
have the same unit but badged RFX I think, I think that is NSOR's brand? Works well, does a 37 from 12 or so to 30 in a couple minutes which is good enough for me. I replaced the hose with a regular airline with a swivel chuck and wired an anderson plug to it (have a 50 amp line into the back of the rig) so kinda handy to not have to take it out and clip to the battery. Hope it works well for you.
I agree replacing the air line is a quick and easy mod
Pretty sure your rite on the compressor being just relabed. Its identical to several. Your wild fires were choking us out the last few days here in the US lol Hope you get some rain up there.
It’s been clear skies here with no smoke
Yes it is identical to my smittybilt compressor , save the colour , the Smitty is all black . I did some mods to mine , it works well but it does get very hot .
Cheers Wild Bill . Jeep Overland the remotest parts of northern Canada. Never stop exploring !!
Looks like the smittybilt. I wish they put standard air fittings on. Those seem like something different.
I haven’t looked too deeply in it but I’m sure you could change it out
We are getting a lot of your smoke here in Michigan. I hope they get those fires under control soon. I hate to see a forest burn up like that, but mother nature will rebuild.
There is no hope for the fires here until winter when the snow and cold puts them out
@@BackCountryWrenching damn, sorry to hear that. Pray for rain.
@@BackCountryWrenching Excuse my ingnorance, but what do you think the cause is? lightning, then the fact that it is not cut enough? don't want to get controversial, I simply seek the TRUTH. Great vids!!
This looks almost identical to the new Maddox 12V Heavy Duty Air Compressor from Harbor Freight
250 degrees Fahrenheit is pretty hot. My concern would be how many high heat cycles that can take before it shits the bed. You seemed a lot more impressed with the review you did 2 or 3 months ago on another unit. Can’t think of the name of it.
That’s a very valid point, the one I did a few months ago was AllTop off amazon
Thank You for ending this video without any Mother F-ing foul language 😊❤
I'm telling ya Jerry once you try out the new Milwaukee M18 inflator you will fall in love.
What’s the CFM on that unit ?
@@BackCountryWrenching From what I can gather:
PSI Rating 0 - 150 PSI
SCFM @ 0 PSI: 1.41
Duty Cycle: 33% @ 80 PSI
I have 33x12.5 tires 16 to 35 psi in about 2.5 minutes.. doesn’t get hot…. But if no battery I am screwed.
Planning on hitting up some local FSRs this summer and I think I'll be airing down. Not much though, I'm running 20" rims with 32" tires, so I don't have much sidewall to work with and don't want to damage my rims (alloy). So, I'm looking into an air compressor. Would you recommend this one, or is there a better option out there around the same price point?
It’s seems to be working ok no real issues yet
@@BackCountryWrenching thank you for the update, Jerry!
Cables arent too short youre Jeep is to high😂.. keep on making youre video's! Love them
😂🤣😂 maybe for a standard vehicle no issues
Vevor is the Chinese answer for Amazon.
I never thought of it that way