air compressor for my b7

[killahb36]

I really didn't want the type that plugs into the lighter, rather the type that plugs into an home outlet. I want something strong enough to add a couple pounds to the tires any recomendations? thanks all [;)]

[37doc]

MAXair 1.0 portable version available soon. Thats the one im looking at , appears to be a quality little unit , that will work well for many applications , google it.

[37doc]

Oh I think this may plug into the lighter sorry, but it may have leads for the battery? either way I think a wall plug limits you , unless you want to drag an extension cord out every time you want to use it....

[Capt. Obvious]

Check out Viair compressors. I have a 480C filling my 5 gallon tank in the trunk for my air suspension. They have smaller versions that would do exactly what you want for pretty reasonable prices.

[killahb36]

was thinking of this one, should suffice?? [confused]

http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Coleman-Powermate-Vp401-4-Gallon-Air-Compressor_W0QQitemZ280176260419QQihZ018QQcategory Z22662QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

[Capt. Obvious]

That would work just fine, but it's a pretty large setup. Is this something you plan to carry with you all the time? If so, just a compressor without an attached tank would be perfectly adequate.

[Peter@VMRWheels]

Whats your budget? Size constraint? Noise constraint? What else will you be doing with the compressor?

[killahb36]

I had picked the above one because I will be keeping it in the garage. I wanted something that would plug into an outlet as opposed to the car. At this point I don't think I will be using it for anything but airing up tires [:o].