Viair 88P Air Compressor Review - Airing Up and Down explained
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- This video is about My test on a Viair 88P Compressor that I just picked up.
Watch the inflation time and also my explanation about airing down and up.
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I just bought this 88p. I have 32” BFG 8 ply all terrains on my GMC. This compressor aired it from flat to 50 psi in 3 1/2 minutes. The bag that comes with it is too small. I bought a hyper tough bag at Walmart for $6 and have room to put a tire plug kit in it with compressor. This is a great item.
ya. it's my favorite bang for the buck item
Just picked one up... love the Ammo can Idea
Another great video Rob! I’ve put this on my future list of items
Thanks for watching. Happy Friday 👍
Great to see how well the 88P fits in an ammo can. I just picked one up and was thinking about a bag, but the can is way better. Thanks!
Yes it was a pleasant surprise. it sits in my bed with some Velcro on the bottom so it doesn't side on the bedrug.
Thanks for watching and commenting 🌮❤️
I am interested in the 88p and your video helped convince me that it’s a great product. Thanks
Hi
Thanks for watching and glad I could help. It's a great bang for the buck compressor.
Another awesome video rob, definitely good review on this product
thanks! i was impressed on how quick it aired up for the cost
I like the viair 90p also. It has a biuld in bleeder valve. The 88p is better for larger vehicle because you can buy an extension air hose for it. I have both.
Very nice truck......love the color
thanks! I always get compliments on the color.
I am glad you are ok after the explosion in your garage!
Yes I survived and still kicking
Great video bro
thanks!
nice truck dude
thanks!
Thanks Rod for the review. For months I’ve looking at some and haven’t found one that fits the bill and quality. Those ARB are awesome, but I can’t justify their cost.
I agree. If I spent money on their Air Locker then I would go for it, but I don't plan on being that aggressive of a wheeler.
i agree with both of y'all....i just got a 18' 4runner trd off road and aired down for a beach day. i ignorantly bought a cig one from amazon. it took me like 5 mins per tire to go from 20 to 33psi. i didn't even wait in-between tires to let it cool down. ugh. this looks like it's good enough for me esp given the cost and not trying to go full crazy off road all the time. rob, should i wait inbetween tires let it cool down or is it enough to just hit all 4 tires in a row? thanks so much from a new suscriber.
Hi!
When i aired up I didn't wait and it gave it a small break since I had to disconnect and walk over to another corner. The duty cycle is 25 minutes so it should be fine to run all four back to back unless you're filling a lot of air. 10-15 psi is no biggie. Just be careful touching the pump. It gets really hot. Also be sure to bring a few more fuses just in case.
Thanks for commenting and the sub! 👍❤️🌮
thanks! keep up the good work!
I know this vid is a few years old, what would you recommend now? For a 31" tire person that only off-roads a couple times a year? Battery hook up vs 12v?
definitely this 88p is the best bang for the buck and it still suits my needs with 33s.
hi rob...good video review... interested in buying inflator... my question is.. if the cable broke down as it ages... can you easily replace it? thanks
Hi. Good question. I don't know how it's attached but it can't be too complicated.
How to the Viair gauge compare to the cars pressure measurement?
In what order do I disconnect the cables and does the vehicle need to be turned off?
I like to operate it like jumper cables with positive going on first but you should be good either way. Doesn't need to be turned off. The voltage is present at the positive terminal either way.
@@RobDaman OK thanks. So you would disconnect negative first correct?
Does anyone know what is the ID size of the hose, would like to replace
the chuck and need to cut the hose and add the barb, but not sure what
size barb I need.... THANKS whomever...
I got lucky and ordered a set of those exact wheels for my quicksand Tacoma this past week. I really like the ko2s but they only come in load E rating for that 265/75/16 size.
I feel that those tires would be heavy for the truck. What’s your experience with them?
+Alfredo Zavala congrats on the purchase. Ray10 are in huge demand.
I have a manual so I felt no loss in power to me. The stock tires and duratrac c load tires I had before made the truck too floaty. KO2 firmed up things for the better. I can drive it more like a SUV vs boat.
They're also tough for off-roading and in my lake Arrowhead thumbnail pic you can see my rear tire flexing on a rock.
Check out the Cooper St Maxx. I've read a lot of good things about them.
Rob Daman thanks for the reply! My inspiration for my truck comes from yours haha
I have an automatic and do a lot of highway and off-roading so I’m trying to find the best balance and have a comfortable ride
+Alfredo Zavala haha cool!
See if you can meet others with the tire choices. I'm happy with the KO2 but not everyone is.
Hello, great video thanks for sharing! Wow does this compressor get hot!!!! Mine just stopped working at the beach as I was filling a tire. The sound it makes started going low to high and then the gauge dropped and it stopped working. Have you had any problems with yours? I don’t know if I can get parts or if anybody knows what the problem is....Thanks
Mine works great. Did you run the compressor while letting the engine idle? Check the blade fuse if you haven't.
How can we get a review of just one tire? I wanted to see if it could do all four without overheating.
it was more about airing up and down. duty cycle is 25 minutes so it inflates 4 tires fine. I've done it several times even with my 34s.
Great video! Did you need to wait for the Viair to cool down before you went from tire to tire due to how hot it gets?
For inflators in general, you want to have the car running while using it? I have never done it, is it a big drain on the battery? Also I often drive the car after it's been sitting for 2 weeks or so, so the battery might be low already!
Good question. For longer airing up times it's best and also with the engine running it puts out more voltage as well.
I suggest getting a battery tender like this since it sits so long. amzn.to/35EuEVN
The 88P draws at least 20 amps. Too much for accessory plug.
So the 88p doesn't get hot enough to give 1st degree burns? I've been using mine but paranoid of accidentally touching anything other than the handle and the switch after use.
It gets hot. You'll move pretty fast before it burns you. this is first hand experience. still a great compressor
Why does the motor have to be running
Technically you don't but I want to be sure I don't inadvertently drain the battery that I can't start later. Also idling usually runs more voltage than off.
@@RobDaman Thank you for responding
Did you use the same lugs for the new wheels ? Looks great btw
+EMAN C hi. If you meant same lugs as stock wheels, it's no. The shape of the mounting points are different. Scs wheels need a "tuner" style lug bolt. Thanks for commenting!
Hi Rob where did u get the lug nuts . Getting those Ray10 soon
They are TRD lugs but they're made by mcgard so you can get it at most places
Another well done video, Rob! I need one of these.
yes sir. it's definitely a great investment. i have a cheap , cracked cig adapter one and it's no way close in performance especially for our trucks.
How is it holding up now if your still using it
I use it to this day. 1 of my overland essentials that i did a video about
ua-cam.com/video/-IhbP0Dp8MM/v-deo.html
What some was that you played during the inflation? Lol. For a friend.
It's from the UA-cam Creator studio music libary. I'll have to sift through my hard drive to see if i can find the name of it.
What kind of tires and rims are those? Btw nice taco! Can’t wait to start modifying my tacoma too.
Hi,
SCS Ray10 16x8 + BFG KO2 265/75/r16
sounds like the mod bug has hit you already. check out my other videos from cheap to not as cheap mods. 👍
Rob Daman thanks man!
anytime. got a few mods coming soon. stay tuned.
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Thanks for the video man! i want to buy the same model. How does it work when you have to air up the 4 tires, lets say from 20 to 35 psi? How long it takes and the most important, does it overheat woking with the four tires? Thanks again!
Thanks for watching.
It takes about 2 minutes each to air up.
No issues on 4 tires back to back. Duty cycle is much higher.
They all run hot so watch your hands and plastics when putting it away.
@@RobDaman Hey Rob Thanks again!!
I do not own 4x4 but I do own the 88P. It has a duty cycle of 25 minutes.
Can you do a video on cleaning your garage? hahahaha jk
It would be the longest series of videos in history.
QU HASHEM vous donne encore plus de réussite frère.
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