Inflating flat tyres after a mud bath

[hobnob]

Hi guys
Taking the surf round the world!! i just cant find a decent compressor to reinflate my tyres after a mud bath, its starting to **** me off as ive spent lots of time surfing the web. Any of you guys got any ideas and an address to find one
Cheers Tim

[Bobby Doc]

I bought a Tyre Compressor a few years ago, and I have just used it this mornig, coz I've got a slow puncture. It is a Richmond I think I got it from Argos and was realy cheap, but I can't remeber how much it was though.

You can set the dial so it will swich off at your desired pressure, it's a bit slow though, but better than a foot pump.

[BUSHWHACKER]

I'm toying with the idea of converting the air con compressor to be a, er, compresor, using quick release air fittings. handy for inflating airbeds when camping.

[TJG]

have you seen these? http://www.4x4winches.com/truckair.htm

[Gamedawn]

have you seen these? http://www.4x4winches.com/truckair.htm

I've got one of those - pretty good compressor for the price. Not as good as a converted air con compressor tho'

[SSRX3.0TDLE]

You Lazy Sod.!! Use your foot on a foot pump.!!

You nelly.!!!

Only joking.!!

[ChaosinDevon]

I bought one from Lidl about a year ago.... cost a tenner and works a treat.

[NeilT]

I've got one of those - pretty good compressor for the price. Not as good as a converted air con compressor tho'

It looks like an ideal gap filler between the Argos specials and the £500 jobs but how long does it really take to inflate a tire from 15 to 30 psi? 5 minutes or is that a "from 5 minutes" advertising blag?? and do you know a cheaper supplier in the UK, I'm seeing $40 on US sites.

The air bag jack they sell is only £27 here http://www.justoffbase.co.uk/s.nl/sc....A/id.13985/.f
has anyone used one? A more flexible alternative to a high lift??