IS THIS A TIRE INFLATOR for suv
1838813
It's for an air ride suspension though you could use it to inflate tires if you wanted to have a compressor permanently in your vehicle. But for that use there are probably less expensive options - this one is rated for continuous duty. It is a very nice compressor, strong and quiet.
1838814
Have this wired into my river jeep, I have 35 inch tires, takes awhile but I'm happy with it.
1838815
It will air to 50 lbs fairly easy but anything over that it takes awhile, it will get you out of a jam so you can get to a bigger air source.
1838816
This is an on board air compressor that can be used to air up tires, air bags etc. As others have commented, it is a mounted system, not portable. I use it to supply my air ride.
1838817
It can be. If given enough time it will fill up tires but it can take a little while to do.
1838818
The question to your question, do you want to use it for road side assistance or to air up at home? If you just want a home air compressor look elsewhere. If you want it for roadside there would be some other issues. The main being that it doesn't come with a plug for a vehicle 12 volt outlet. It needs to be wired in, and it pulls a lot of juice. The second issue is it's designed to pump into a tank so there is no pressure on/off or on off switch for that matter so you would have to wire that in as well.
916125
It might but would have to know the current draw of the tire inflator to know for sure. This inverter is for 150w max power draw. If you use the formula Watts=Volts x Amps then 150W/120V equals a max current draw of 1.25 amps. Remember this is max current draw and the inverter will probable overheat if powering this load for more than a minute or two. If your inflator draws 0.625 amps (50% of max rating) or less this power inverter should work ok. I am guessing that your inflator draws way more than this so I would recommend a much higher wattage power inverter.
2119373
I would expect that it would, yes. I used it on an Isuzu Rodeo, with the tire on the back. I would imagine the straps/hooks would be easily adjusted to properly attach whether your tire was a rear or under mount. If you'd like, send me an image of the rear of your SUV specifically and I'll do my best to determine for you.
54703
Yes its an inflatable tire. Its a spare tire rim not a standard wheel although it is wider than most but when you go to buy the tire make sure its the one called for in the instructions with the kit any wider or taller it wont fit right. It is a nice OEM kit from Hyundai. The tire cost me 60.00 at discount tire.
244314
I imagine it could be, but I would think it would take quite awhile to fill a tire. It's a small compressor, because the air bags don't take much air.
331991
A small electric air pump that you would use to inflate your car tires. You can buy it on Amazon, or most stores Walmart, Home Depot, Ace Hardware, automotive stores.... Etc. they are very common. I do not remember the exact amount but I think they are around 25 bucks
1314903
I do not believe it is. It is designed to be used for cleaning purposes. I use a separate portable pump which I keep in my truck for such tasks. It plugs into the auxiliary power (old cigaret lighter slot ). It can be used to inflate auto tires in an emergency. If you enter "toy and tire inflaters in the search window of amazon it will bring up a bunch of them. I think the one I have cost about $15-$20.
632859
Read the product description. It is listed there. It is medium heavy and can only fit in a large suv
409733
No, this is a tubeless tire that seats to the rim just like a car tire.Check out the link to the installation video that I included in my original comment
1435895
Haven't had to but don't see why you couldn't since it will inflate a car tire
537319
This is a sufficient compressor to inflate auto tires, but you will need to have a tire inflator for it.
1802270
This is for small jobs only, and for emergencies on the road. You can inflate auto tires, but best for simply adding a few pounds to an auto tire. But, in an emergency you can add say 20 lbs to an auto tire, if needed. I use it mainly for my lawn tractor, but sometimes add a few pounds to one of our cars. It does not have enough power to fill a tubeless tire from zero pressure if the rim seal is broken. You need a more powerful compressor to reseal the rim and fill the tire. This is true for most any tubeless tire that has no pressure, not just vehicles. Hope this helps.
335673
No. Look for rubber tires. This has hard plastic tires and is hard to get going.
281221
yes, but it is NOT designed for an SUV - this is furniture grade and as such is sort of heavy. It does fold flat and there is a handle underneath the top step (on that cross beam where the legs are attached) and so it can be moved and carried. There are ramp designed for SUVs that would be better, in my opinion, if you are looking for something only to use for the car, but this would work for the occasional use. Hope that helps.
229555
Not really. Works to raise vehicle under load then you deflate back to 5-10#. Only works under load
831872
I used to inflate my sailboat friends trailer tires ( 2 ), that was parked for at a storage facility, before towing it. Tires where not flat. I inflate the right one first. On the left tire, half way inflating stopped pumping. Now I start it , runs for 5 seconds and stop. Not a good buy for me.
1143219
No - it is designed to use with inflatables for which it is awesome on all size inflatables and both inflating and deflating. Look for a high pressure foot pump for bike/car tires. Though manual they are compact and work well.