is 4 co2 tanks enough to fill a 19 inch motorcycle tire?
58616
i honestly don't know, (never tried before) but I would imagine that it's really just suppose to get enough air into the tire so you can drive to a service station to top it off. don't think I would put all 4 in. hope I never have to find out. good luck
58617
Yes, but Depending on how wide they tire is you will get enough in to ride to get to a repair shop. I put 2 in a 19 inch tire and then drove to a garage to check and fill.
381195
This should not be used for automotive tires. It's designed for motorcycle, bicycle tires and is designed small because motorcycles dont have much room. Your car should not be so crowded that you need a pump this small. For another 20$ at sams club you can get a self contained battery jump box, pump, light system that is simply impractical for motorcycles.
1726312
Ms. Betty, I'm not sure what kind of tires you are looking to fill, but it wouldn't work on a car, motorcycle or bike tire. For those, I believe you'd need a compressor.
1071324
I would say no. I use a small paint ball tank and when I get it filled it appears the fittings on the two tanks are different. To be 100% sure I would have to see a normal CO2 tank.
1967764
Yes you can, I have same tube on my bike. And it is more trouble then it is worth, tires are hard to fill up. I hear people say all the time, fill it up at the gas station, buy a bike pump. I've tried, and I already have a pump. Neither work, I have to take it to walmart cause they have HIGH COMPRESSION air, or a bike shop. The first time I filled it up with air was easy, now it's a headache
882710
I would answer yes, kind of. The compressor pumps up and shuts off at 150psi, so it goes up above the 125psi that you need. But, once you start filling the tires and the pressure in the compressor tank drops it doesn't turn back on until it gets down to 120psi (I'm going off memory here). So, it should work well at first, but once you get close to the 125psi level you may have to let a little air out of the pressure relief valve to get the compressor to turn back on to completely top off the tire to 125psi. This compressor is light and easy to tote around, but if you can't plug it into an extension cord while you're airing up the tires it's probably going to be a pain going back and forth to the house to plug it in and let it charge the tank over and over. If you just need to put a few psi in the tires every now and then it would probably be fine though. Another option would be to get one of the portable air tanks that would be much larger than the tiny tank in the this compressor. Use this compressor to top off the larger portable air tank and carry it out to the RV.
1670616
Yes, i have 2 c02, spare tube, two tire levers, a small inflator, and room for more...
1844078
Oh that such magic existed. You do need a CO2 tank, with a regulator to knock the pressure down AND a female version of this connection (Common). I got a 20lb tank cheap on Craig's List, got it filled, and after a year of using it twice a day it is still going.
1410024
Most likely no. This tank holds 3000 psi and ur compressor is probably able to dish out a few hundred. So if u had the right attachment u could fill it up to the max pressure ur compressor puts out but not to the tanks capacity.
2036884
Yes, the instructions are that the can treats up to 20 gals. I asked the company about using it in my motorcycle and their reply was that it would be fine as long as I adjusted the quantity to fit the capacity of the gas tank.
2268779
I really don't know. My motorcycle tires are about 45 lbs. I filled with this, then tested with an accurate pressure gauge and it was spot on. I think I would trust it to go to 120 as it reads on dial. One thing I found is that when it is pumping you naturally get a couple lb fluctuation in the gauge. Then when you turn it off, the gauge settles a couple of lbs. And when you pop off the hose, it hisses a bit. So I fill about 2 lbs beyond (in the middle of the range) my recommended, then I pop off the nozzle while it is still pumping. Hope that makes sense.
1770559
I use a Topeak Mountain Morph (high volume) for my Fatbike. It takes me about 120 pumps to fill a 4"X26 bicycle tire to 7 PSI. I'm sure the Mountain Morph would work for your needs if you have the patience.
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.
782883
I am not familiar with your machine. However, this compressor is very quiet compared to typical units. It easily inflates bicycl tires to 75 psi. It takes only a few seconds to build the tank pressure from zero to working pressure and then only a couple more seconds to inflate tires from 45 psi to 75 psi.
2263784
I have 33" tires and have no problem filling from 15 PSI to 28 PSI for highway use quite quickly. This is a REALLY good unit for the money. There are some YouTube videos that may help you decide. I would guess that you would have no problem airing up 35s in less than 20 minutes.
432933
Provided it creates enough gas pressure...but it could drain a #20 cylinder quickly...I would use a #30 or #40 tank.
1610884
Yes-the profile of the item is pretty low so your tires should go over it with a little extra on the gas.