Viair 88p Budget Offroad Tire Air Compressor For Your Toyota 4Runner

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In this video, I show you guys an affordable air compressor that will work with 34" tires. Most of us are running 31-33" tires on our 4Runners and this tire compressor is up to the task. I demonstrate how long it takes to air up from 15psi to 33psi and also 7psi to 33psi. I also have bonus footage of another popular tire compressor so be sure to check out the whole video!
Products:
Viair 88P Air Compressor amzn.to/3JBYrDi
Rapid Tire Deflator and Gauge amzn.to/32SzzGw
Other Tire Compressors:
Smittybilt 2781 Air Compressor amzn.to/3pTk7mV
ARB CKMTA12 Twin Compressor On-Board Air amzn.to/3zuTuI9
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[@sweendawg7274]

Living in baja.. i have harbor freight mini comp, temp gun, and the $13 air downs.. everythings working great after 3 years

[@igorotabatan8963]

Good to know, was looking at my options. This helps. Thank you.

[@PLUTON9475]

Great video. Thank you!! Very important to know all about airdown tires.

[@landminehopscotch3617]

"Having more hose is probably better than less"... turns away and cracks smile

[@strayhorserecords]

Thanks!! Been looking for something affordable. Even the maxi trax ones are eehhhh

[@leonmoorenatureexperience]

Excellent stuff as always.

[@eljefeslash]

Thanks for these videos, really helpful for newbies like me. I bought this same compressor, read great reviews on it, and it is a really great affordable option. However, big warning - be very careful pulling it out of the bag. The handle is super sensitive, and mine broke. I didn't realize it until after airing down and hitting the trails, and when I pulled it out and tried to air my tires back up, I got nothing. I finally found the small crack in the handle and realized that was the problem (the air tube runs through the handle - major product defect). Almost got stranded, but a buddy was still around and let me borrow his. I ended up sending it back and replaced with a GSPSCN (similar pricing) and love it so far.

[@dylanworkley2068]

Nice man! That smittybuilt pump looks pretty sweet

[@damnjustassignmeone]

Thanks. Very helpful video.

[@colinjames2383]

I like the new intro . Solid as always, looking forward to this years content. Thanks PhoRunner

[@PhoRunner]

Before you guys buy this budget compressor, I have another one I’ll be reviewing soon. It's the BEST BANG FOR THE BUCK compressor and it's a beast. It wipes the floor with all portable air compressors out there (including ARB/Smitty). It’s a bit bigger than this one but just as affordable and much faster!

[@OverlandPNW]

That's a decent option for a compressor!

[@vicoll135]

Great videos

[@mishomishev3152]

The wires are short because there are probably 30 Amps It will be interesting to see what kind is that fuse holder, because if it is from the cheap ones , with that amperage it will slowly go bad and it will eventually melt the fuse.

[@arizonakia]

Love all your videos! so glad I ran into your channel. I have a question I'm hoping you can help me out with. So I bough some 17" wheels made for newer Toyotas, but they fit my 4runner great. The issue that I'm running into is the expected rubbing once I get some all terrain wheels on them. So my question is, If I lift my 4runner about 3" can I avoid all the rubbing and avoid having to trim my bumper and all that? I really don't want to cut my 4 runner. Thanks!

[@oldschoolisnewschool]

I use the rioby air compresor gun. I use it for 45 seconds then I sit it off for 2 min. It's good for to air up 1 tire. It's not good to air up all tires. But it works for me.

[@alanobrien3138]

I got higher than a kite watching you suck them exhaust fumes. Thanks for video. I will buy for my 34 tires

[@genxiong2695]

FYI. The built-in gauges for these air compressors are not accurate at all. I have the Smitty and it's off by 2-5 psi. 38psi will get me close to 33psi. It's been discuss quite a bit on other channels as well.

[@CdpOper]

Doesn’t matter what it says on door jam if it’s not the size tire on the vehicle.

[@mpcp27]

Nice video. I have the 88p as well for about 4 years. That screw on chuck irritated me a well. Last year i found an adapter to screw on that converts it to a clip on chuck. Nice comparison with the SB2781. The 88p is rated at 1.47 CFM and the SB 2781 is rated at 5.65 cfm. Not sure at what psi the cfm matches.. Which is almost 4 times the cfm output but the 88p time was only double the sb2781. That was interesting to see.. Because i had been contemplating getting the 2781 at some point if i ever moved to 33s.. but it looks like the 88p is more than capable... Might get it if it's on sale as a backup.