Fastest way to Air-up: Solved - 4 Tires in 4 minutes

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Yes, there is a much better way to air up on the trail.
If you are like me, airing up or airing down are not on your top 5 list of things we do while overlanding.
Airing up your tires with 1 hose doing 1 tire at a time takes at least 30 minutes to 45 minutes especially if you are using a single compressor pumping out an average of 1.3 CFM of air!
A tire can take about 2.5 CFM (cubic feet per minute) which is the fastest you can go, regardless of compressor speed.
Especially working on 1 tire at a time!
This is my 1 stress on the trail.. holding everyone else back. Checking pressure with another tool, adds time as well for accuracy.
So now enter Thor's Lightning Dual compressor, which pumps out as much as 10 CFM of air! Remember max per tire is 2.5? Well 10 ÷ 4 tires is 2.5 each. This is the fastest you can air up. The 4 hoses simple push down on your valve stem (no screwing it down) and you turn on the air. Now Air up time goes from 30-40 minutes, down to 4-6 minutes!!! You are no longer the slow guy in the group!
Especially if there is weather, you just want to get the task done!
Another huge benefit, is you get even distribution of air into all 4 tires. This is important for load balance, even wear, and safety.
How many times have you filled up a tire too much because you are chatting with buddies, only to spend extra time letting some air out to get to your desired air pressure!
I know I have.
Also you can use the 4 hose system to air down. It takes about the same 4-5 minutes to go from 35psi to 12psi. Again.. Accurate pressure between ALL 4 tires, brilliant. No more getting it "close" to one another or being off my 1-2 PSI.
This is a game changer for me, time saver and I am now excited to air up or down on the trail.