EZ FLATE M.O.A.B. Auto Air Compressor w/LCD Display, Set Target Pressure, dual air compressor, 10.6 CFM Offroad Air Compressor 4x4, 150 PSI, Inflator With Pressure Gauge

Amazing product! No issues so far.

This thing is incredible, way faster than the ARB twin I was running for literally half the price. Pair this with a 4 tire inflator setup and you have the perfect setup. The auto shut off is also very accurate and CONVENIENT. No more standing around staring at a tire gauge just to get “close” to your desired PSI

Went to use it for the first time to inflate a 80psi trailer tire. It did great, filles it up from 8psi in less than 5 min. Went to inflate the second tire and the psi on the screen read 125psi and checked it with a air gage and it was only 40. Wouldn't fill the tire because it was going off the internal fudge in the machine. Powered off the unit and repowered it back on and the screen started to glitch out. Another note is the cylinders and the back of the unit get extremely hot during use. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT. In the process of returning it.

This is the best tire inflator I've ever used. Works great in hot and cold temps. Although keep it in the backseat of the truck when it's bellow 30 degrees. Don't forget to have your vehicle running while using. It does drain a battery pretty fast. I haven't had any issues the first time without running the truck but definitely noticed the load on the system when I had the truck running.

Brought my 39.5 Irok from 4psi to 35psi in 4:24 You can air up all four tire in about 20min or less.Gets pretty warm, but these are big tires and I went back to back to back to back.May not happen to others, but why running, it pulled enough power at idle my little alternator on my 22R couldn't keep up and my truck died three tires in. Had to jump start the truck, so watch out ! May need to give the truck a little RPM as the pumps running, it's powerful.

Pump works well. I ordered this one by accident -- it has a digital display and pressure controller. I had wanted to get the less expensive manual version, which does not have any electronics that I am aware of, or at least far less. By the time I realized my mistake, this one was already well on its way to my house, so I just shrugged it off.It is pretty decent, though. I have a situation at my house where it is a lot of work to drag a normal air compressor out of the shed and get it around to the garage in front. My remedy for this problem is to use this on-board air compressor instead, and just run it off of my car to fill a tank. It will fill an 11 gallon tank to 100 PSI in about 3 minutes (I think? Didn't time it but it's pretty quick). It is reasonably quiet and appears to be of good quality construction, although the hoses that come with it are on the cheap side and should be replaced at the user's earliest convenience. Depending on the surface where you place it, the pump will move around a lot while it is running. This can be a nuisance, because you don't want it to stretch the power cables and pull one off the car battery. You wind up standing there with your foot on the pump, or having to prop it up against something to keep it from moving. Not a big deal, but worth mentioning.I also pulled the valve stem out of one of my tires and let it go completely flat, then use the MOAB to fill it back up. It did so successfully and did it quickly as well.Overall, I believe that this is a good purchase. However, it's only gotten about 30 minutes of duty time as of right now, so I have no idea about long term quality & reliability. If it winds up breaking in the near future, I will definitely be mentioning it here.

35 psi setting, 4 37" tires, 12psi, inflated all 4 in about 6 minutes to 35.1 psi! WOW

I purchased the pump before our coast trip where we would be driving on the beach. This allowed us to air down our tires to 20 psi for the soft sand and only took about 10 minutes to air up the four tires back up to 70psi on our F250. It also aired up the paddle board in about 4 minutes