A: No idea, but I know you no longer require a compressor!!

A: Co2

A: Max 250 PSI

A: I have lowered my 37’s to 10 and inflated back to 32 on average 3-4 times before having to refill. 

A: Devil Dog, the Smittybilt COMPARE Compact Air System by Smittybilt for Jeep comes with the hose and it's a 25ft coiled hose. Hope this helps!

A: Cliff, the Smittybilt COMPARE Compact Air System by Smittybilt for Jeep will inflate around 2 sets of tires depending on the starting pressure of the tires and the size. Hope this helps!

A: Hello, A small air tool would be something like a die grinder or a small air ratchet. According to Smittybilt the Smittybilt COMPARE Compact Air System by Smittybilt for Jeep will run an impact however due to the CFM it demands you can only do a couple lug nuts at a time before having to wait for the pressure to build back up. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks!

A: Crush, The Smittybilt COMPARE Compact Air System by Smittybilt for Jeep uses CO2 because it can compress to a higher PSI and does not retain water in the system. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks!

A: Hey Robo, you cannot fill a CO2 tank with Nitrogen. The tank is only made to hold CO2. Thanks for your question.

A: Hello Matt and thank you for your question! Smittybilt Compact Air System does have enough pressure to fill a 37" tires and could fill 2 tires before the tank is empty.

A: Hello Rick Flair and thank you for your question! Smittybilt Compact Air System has already been tested by Smittybilt the manufacture.

A: Hello Drivermike, The Smittybilt Compact Air System can be filled at your local welding supply shop. prices may very.

A: Thanks for the question James. Smittybilt Compact Air System, S/B2747 These are not designed to be filled with air. They are to be filled with CO2. This uses a different regulator than a regular air tank. Thank you BJ Answer Box Sales

A: Hello 2014jk, The Smittybilt Compact Air System can fill your set of 35"tires at least 2 times with pressure to spare.& your local welding supplier can refill your tank with co2 gas.

A: Garrett, According to Smittybilt the Smittybilt COMPARE Compact Air System by Smittybilt for Jeep should be able to refill the tires at least two times depending on the starting PSI in the tank. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks!

A: Hello David, Thank you for the question. Yes, this tank can be filled with Nitrogen.

A: Jim- Thanks for asking. Yes you can use the Smittybilt Compact Air System horizontally.

A: Jim- Thanks for asking. this Smittybilt Compact Air System is not meant to be disassembled.

A: Hi Safetydog, I went out and looked at item S/B2747 and yes it is an aluminum tank. If you have anymore questions I will be here all day, Thank you.

A: Mark- Thanks for your question. The Smittybuilt Compact Air System is not Molle compatible. The weight should not impact the tailgate system. I would reccomend http://jo.my/9rnyv0 for a more solid mount.

A: This Smittybilt COMPARE Compact Air System must be recharged with CO2, so you will need to find a shop local to you that refills CO2 tanks. Popular options are welding supply stores and paintball supply stores. Thanks!

A: This Smittybilt COMPARE Compact Air System uses CO2. Thanks!

A: Steve, you have to have the tank on this Smittybilt COMPARE Compact Air System filled ( usually anyplace that sell welding gas or paintball equipment). When the tank is empty you just take it back and have it refilled. If you are looking for something to plug in I would suggest a compressor. You can find them here. http://jo.my/compressor

A: Hi Alex You should be able to inflate at least 10 31 inch tall tires from 0 to 35 psi with one tank and still have plenty of air left over for pressure adjustments. Thank you

A: Hi Bill The Smittybilt Compact Air system uses an aluminum bottle to save weight and easy handling. Thank you

A: Emmett to refill the Smittybilt Compact Air System tank you will need to go to your local welding supplier and have the bottle refilled with co2 gas. thank you