Skip to content
Aussieveedubbers

reliable air compressor?

0 likes
Share Share on Facebook Share on X Share on Reddit

gokombi Learner Dubber

10 posts · joined Nov 2006 ·

#554918
Hi All...🙂

Can anyone suggest a good reliable air compressor brand.

i will be travelling on corrugated roads on the wknd and i have been told that if it gets too rough, i should let some pressure out of the tyres. Heading to Mungo National Park this wknd!!

So i guess i'll be needing an air compressor.

I have also been told to get a portable battery jump starter. I would prefer to get a reliable one, rather than a one-use bunnings model!!!

gokombi Learner Dubber

10 posts · joined Nov 2006 ·

#555220
cheers helbus....

i've just moved to ferntree gully, any good local 4WD shops around???

actually i drove past a caravan n camping supplies shop the other day, its just round the corner, i might give that a go.

PurpleT3 Fahrvergnugen

880 posts · joined Apr 2003 ·

#555242
There are a couple of 4WD shops on Burwood Hwy on the way to Upper Gully. One is on the left a few hundred meters from the servo on the junction of FTG Rd and Burwood Hwy, near Bursons.
Ain't nothin' like the wind in your hair.

gokombi Learner Dubber

10 posts · joined Nov 2006 ·

#555246
👍
i know where u mean....its a bit past the caravan place i mentioned earlier. i'll stop by tomorrow morning.
i need a proper petrol jerry can too, i'm travelling overnight from Melbourne to Mungo National Park and I expect to run out somewhere deep into Victoria....its best not to relly on the 24 hr 7 days service station to be open in Charlton, been stung by that one before on another dessert journey.
🙂

jason1957 Seriously Crusin Dubber

112 posts · joined Aug 2006 ·

#555873
I used to be a 4wd instructor and we found the BushRanger Max Air to be the best one. I think it has a 5year warranty with it and I think they were around $280-$350 so not cheap but a good bit of gear.
If you drive an early aircooled volkswagen be proud of it and have it powered by an aircooled engine!