What's the best off road compressor? Testing the new Gobege!!
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- Опубліковано 3 сер 2024
- Today we test the new Gobege off road compressor. If you need a compressor to take with you off road, we have a great suggestion for you. We all know the Maxi Trac is great, but it's no longer available. The new Gobege compressor is a great option. Priced right to fit your budget, and strong enough to easily air up all your off road tires.
You an find it on Amazon here:
www.amazon.com/stores/page/74...
Thanks for the info. I just ordered one off Amozon from watching your presentation. I needed another compressor for the truck and this just convinced me. Thanks for all you do.
Thank you for watching, I am confident you'll love that compressor. They really do a good job.
SO far so good. I had two Gobege air compressor, I have a Jeep 4x4 with 32inch tall tires and it works fantastic.
Sweet! Did you get the orange or red?
@@EverymanOverland Dude, it must be red. I check it NOW! It has lighting deal on Amazon now! I have already purchased one just 125.99(135-10coupon). Deals Time ends in 4h 32s. This is a Lucky video.
@@toomkeen3584 nice!
Thank you great video
Thank you for watching! I'm currently reviewing a new twin cylinder compressor from Tozalazz... Should have that video up in a week or so... Like it so far!
Thank you for the info
Thank you for watching!
Great video! But just want to give an update that I just checked the NAPA website and it seems they now have the Maxitrac in stock, but branded with a NAPA logo.
Yes, they are back. They seem to be selling out quickly but are getting restocked regularly. Good deal on a dual cylinder, but if you're running a dual I strongly recommend using a 4 tire inflation system, whatever brand you like. They move so much more air than a valve stem can flow that it starts to negate the advantage of the more expensive compressor, and they tend to heat up faster. But with a 4 tire system, it's awesome!
I had the red one it works well on my landcruiser 200 /18R from 0 to 40 psi in 02:14 minutes. It just 100$ and enough for me.
They're great compressors!
If off-roading I'd pay $240. Money well spent
I have one of those Maxitracs and its pretty good. There is no shortage here in Australia with several of the major retail chains offering them for sale. They are real cheap too at $180 AUD which is like $125 USD. I fitted a pressure switch and its the ducks nuts 😊
Maxitrac here actually offers both, the twin and single compressors here too. I have a Maxitrac winch and its a killer, fairly high spec winch.
Well good on the aussies! I wish we had stock here. Obviously I have one of the compressors, but I got lucky and got one early. You just can't get them here at the moment.
If you can get your hands on several of them, lemme know how much shipping to Texas would cost… I’ll make it worth your while!👌🏼
@@Blakehx Shipping would be double what a compressor is worth I would imagine.
Great videos bro keep up the good work.
I went looking for the MAX Tracs I saw it in your earlier video, I found it on napas website and couldn't figure out why I could not add it to a cart, went looking all over elsewhere , could not find it then after going through some more youtube videos I found this video of yours, so I knew I can't get one of the MAX Tracs, bummer
I have done a lot of research looking for a compressor to get ,I did take a close look at the Gobege, but I ended up choosing the ALL-TOP with 6.35CFM at $139, the VIAIR 300P with 2.3CFM was a contender at $179
Thank you for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed it... The Maxi Trac compressor was a one and done for Napa. They ordered a bunch to promote their new brand and never planned to order any more, from what I can tell. You can get the dial cylinder compressors these days like the morrflate ten six, or the Tozalazz that I've also done a review on, along with a few others. That all top you bought is for all intents the exact same compressor as this gobege, and they're great. For most people the single cylinder is perfect. The dual is a nice luxury, great for bragging rights, but a bit overkill until you get into really big tires.
@@EverymanOverland I was looking at the Tozalazz and thought it might be overkill for me, and it sure is a heavyweight at 22lbs, as a matter of fact what I bought is probably overkill for me , but you know doesn't matter You always want the biggest baddest, I did watch your newer video with the Tozalazz in it , I went and looked at it again and put it in my cart and went into check out, and it's not bad price right now $231.91 with
$15.00 coupon applied at checkout, I don't know what the price was in the past
@@jackd5833 ya, the single cylinder compressor you got is going to treat you great. What size tires do you have? And are you running a 4 tire inflation system?
@@EverymanOverland No I don't have a 4 tire inflation system, i'm just running 235 75 15s, like I said probably overkill for me but I wanted something that could also pump up my trailer tires also that hold 90PSI.
I got a nice surprise when I opened it all up though they do they do not show in the picture on Amazon , another accessory included which is a hose about 10 inches long with a female connector that connects to the compressor and on the other end (there is the nice surprise) a normal USA quarter inch male connector. 😁
@@jackd5833 wow, that is nice! So it's an adapter that has the nitto style fitting in one end and 1/4" npt on the other? Good on them for including that! Winning!
Man yeah I would definitely spend $200 on a maxi trac. Can’t believe I missed out on that deal
I just got lucky and got in on it early. I guess look at morrflate, I think they're bringing it to market, but last I saw they too were out of stock.
The EZFlate MOAB appears to be the same as the Maxi Trac and is currently available for $230. I just received mine today 7/28/22.
Yes it does and I'm happy to see them picking that up. Such a great compressor!
Since I only use mine a few times a year with 33s going from 20-42 this looks like a good option. I’m not a hard core off roader and it’ll see more use on a trailer than anything probably
This gobege or any of the 5.65 cfm will be fantastic for you.
@@EverymanOverland I bought one. You know anyone who’s got it mounted outside?
@@mtower235 sweet! I hope you like it! I don't know anyone that has one mounted. Are you looking to mount it along with a small tank for air tools, or just hard mount it so you don't have to carry it?
@@EverymanOverland It’s going on a trail boss pickup so there’s a lot of mounting options. I didn’t know how weather proof it was. I think I’ll just figure out what I need to do to make it fit in my overcrowded toolbox 😂
@@mtower235 I bought a used arb case off Facebook for like 15 bucks to carry my compressor and air hose kit. The bag it comes with isn't horrible, but it'll get beat up pretty fast. That's the road I'd go, find a cheap hard plastic case to keep it in. I'd assume it's not weatherproof on a long term basis. I wouldn't be scared to use it in the rain, but I don't think allowing it to live permanently outside in the elements would be real good for it.
Juice boss double or stop and go compressors are like maxitrac. There's other brands similar from 200-300 dollars.
There's a bunch of them coming back on the market now. The morr flate ten six, I also reviewed the new Tozalazz that's good for 11.65 cfm. But at the time I made this video they were very hard if not impossible to find.
The MoRRFlate TenSix is essentially the MaxiTrac….but it’s $230.
In my opinion, worth it. Worth every penny.
I'd buy either one doesn't matter as long as it does the job
The gobege very much does the job, just takes a little longer.
@@EverymanOverland when you're having fun and away from everything time doesn't matter to me lol
@@Tap1106-b6q ya, I don't know how well it came off in the video as a chunk of the footage I shot was recorded wrong and I couldn't use it... But that was mostly the point of the video. That on the trail, out where you'll use it, this compressor works fantastic. The difference in time while there, just won't matter at the end of the day.
@@EverymanOverland exactly away from work and stress I'll enjoy the scenery while it's airing up the tires lol
Thors lightning has the same dual compressor for 239
Any chance do you know what type of air filter is used on the Gobege ? Thank you
No, it's in the circular plastic cover in the top of the head. You just unscrew it and there's some filter material in there, but I don't know what it's made of...
Between 9:40 and 9:41 you see a tiny blast of fire coming out of the right rear tire. What in the world was that about?
Beats me! I just watched, and I'd guess it was a bug that flew in front of the camera and since it's time lapse is only there for 1 frame... Certainly wasn't a tire fire, though that would have been far cooler...
@@EverymanOverland It is 3 frames before 9:41. You're right, it's only in one frame. So strange though. It looked like fire blasting out from the valve stem.
199-229 I’d be in the market
I agree. I think that's about the right price. Thank you for watching!