This Air Compressor Is A BEAST! Tozalazz 12V Air Compressor

In today’s video we test and review the Tozalazz 12v portable air compressor! We go over what comes in the box, the tech specs and a real time test on how long it takes to air up a tire!
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[@tozalazzofficial]

Thanks for the comprehensive review! We made some improvements from all your feedback. The gauge is 150PSI max, and the adapter is US standard 1/4 fitting. Thanks again!

[@2AOverland]

Thank you for watching! Those are some great changes 😊

[@brianhawk1854]

Great review. I just ordered one t u

[@danhambrick6331]

Nate with Dirt Lifestyle channel has a couple of videos on modifying these for more output.😁👍👍

[@2AOverland]

I watched those and I wouldn’t mind tinkering with this one in the future 😊 thanks for watching!

[@phenamenol]

Good thorough review …

[@2AOverland]

Thank you I appreciate it!

[@bertramrains7743]

Good job thanks. Happy Travels!!!!

[@2AOverland]

Thank you so much!

[@cosmicsea.9169]

Luxkily the Smittybilt compressor I have is still working great although it would be nice to have a hard fitting in place of the hose since it does get really hot at that end. The multi tire inflate/deflate systems are a time saver for sure. I like using mine for both air up and down. It's a nice to have type of thing but it's one more bag taking up space when I already fight to organize everything.

[@2AOverland]

I definitely want to pick up a tire air down/up system in the future. I think I would have to make a hook in the bed toolbox to hold those hoses to make it easier. Ive had the larger Smittybilt compressor for the jeep for about 7yrs now and I haven’t had any issues with it.

[@sanchosevy2911]

Mine fried after 3 trip and airing 37s less then 1 month had to return it

[@2AOverland]

Damn 😬 I’m sorry about that! It’s been great for us but it depends from compressor to compressor I guess

[@johnmadsen37]

Same here. They overheat if you have to put in a real off-roading amount air. Most people air down 10 psi so it doesn’t require much. Super fast when it works. I just got the Sherpa big air. It is actually faster and has 100% duty cycle. Uses a winch motor to drive it. 700$. It does my 38x12.5 x 4 at once from 5 psi to 38pdi in 6 minutes. Very hot but it doesn’t fail like these.

[@jhartmac100]

Have any proof? Post the data

[@johnmadsen37]

@@jhartmac100 why would it be so unbelievable to your mind the compressor has issues? Stupid.

[@TimmyCramer]

Awesome! Thank you

[@2AOverland]

No problem thank you for watching!

[@MrCee-eq9fe]

Seems pretty good

[@2AOverland]

I can’t wait to see how it works with larger tires like 37’s or 40’s

[@TheSwordsmon]

Good test, but why didn't you just check the calibration of the built-in gauge before doing the test? Then you wouldn't have to stop the test and use your stand-alone gauge.

[@2AOverland]

Thanks for watching! When I was testing the compressor I seen the gauge was off by 5-10psi and was not accurate whatsoever. It seems like it’s very common for the built in gauges to suck on these compressors. But otherwise the compressor has been great

[@johnmadsen37]

Mine consistently fills fast and overheats 1/3 the way through, leaving to use my backup tiny compressor taking another damn hour. Even attaching cooling fans for a freaking radiator.

[@juantremillo4820]

Has anyone mounted this into a TOyota 5th Gen 4Runner? We have one, but looking for a way to mount.

[@2AOverland]

I think your best bet would to bolt through the base to mount it. Cut the clamps off the power cord and bolt them directly to your battery. But use a secondary switch and a fuse so you don’t burn anything up

[@steveramirez1654]

👍

[@2AOverland]

😎👍