Offroadaz told me about this on the cheap portable air compressor. He found that Costco was currently carrying it for $20 cheaper than the larger online offroad outfits that were rebadging them as more know brands (Ahem Shmittybuilt)
Skeptical at first because of the price we each picked one up to add to our trail tools.

The instructions boast that it will fill a 35" tire from 10 PSI to 35 PSI in six minutes. With my 33's I usually have it running on my A/T's for about 5 minutes each to get from 12 back up to 30. It doesn't baulk at doing all four in a row, but I've had the thermal cutoff switch kick in after doing about 7 Jeep tires without breaks.
It may just be mine, but the guage is a little finicky. I've figure out what mark to go by on my tires so it's not a big deal.

It's not a super awesome compressor, but was great for the money and I've been running it for about 3.5 years now with no problems or maintenance.
It comes with a carry bag but after 2 or more tires forget about touching it to get back in its carry bag. I stuff it back in after I get home.



Other Info:
1/3 HP oil-less motor
150 psi Max
16ft Coil Hose
Use with Aligator clips and battery or permanent wiring and installation

You find it marketed under several different brand names but here it is listed with our Amazon affiliate program: Master Flow MF-1050 Tsunami High Volume Portable Air Compressor
Generally sold between 49.99-69.99

Almost 5 years later and the little compressor is still going strong. Only issue I had was when I ran over the electrical cable on accident and pulled it out from the unit. A few screws later we had it back in and secured working perfect again

great compressor

I have the same one. I picked it up from PepBoys on sale for $45.99. I went to Harbor Freight and replaced that air hose with a better quick connect hose and a locking air chuck. It's slow, but I was able to air back up all four of my tires. Went from 20PSI back to 37PSI. Didn't need a cool-down period.

Where can I get a replacement hose for the MV-1050 air compressor? The connector to the tire pulled out of mine after 5 years use and I can't get it to stay in the hose so I need a replacement. Any ideas. Thanks for any help.

I tossed the OEM hose on day one. I went to Harbor Freight and purchased a hose setup with quick disconnects.

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Mine died after 1 year of use. They work well but I upgraded last Christmas. Not that I actually wheel.