Where do you get your air?

[Roger Frazee]

I can't get my 24' car hauler into my driveway to top off the tires, using my home air compressor; and maneuvering it close to a filling station air hose is all but impossible now days.  

Of course I can use a portable tank to inflate the tires, but that's a hassle.

Is there an easy way to bring my trailer and an air source together?  Where do you get your air?

[Larry Schramm]

I would buy a smaller pancake compressor and run an extension cord from the house to the street if possible.

[countrytravler]

Get a longer hose. I have a 300 ft hose to do the job.

Edited March 25, 2018 by countrytravler (see edit history)

[Jim Bollman]

I carry a small 12v air compressor to keep my trailer tires up if I'm not close to my larger compressor. Don't go to cheap on the compressor.

This is the one I have 

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005ASY23I/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[Roger Frazee]

Thanks Jim.  Most of the 12-volt compressors I've dealt with are weak and take forever.  That unit, however, looks like it would get the job done.  I'll order one and give it a try.

[Bob Hill]

Portable air tank

 

[real61ss]

Most small compressors won't pump enough pressure to pump the tires up. I take my trailer by the garage that does my regular auto repairs. My trailer tires are inflated to 110 psi.

[D Yaros]

Best solution would seem to be, as suggested, get the proper length of hose needed for this job.

[Bimus]

The Stanly Fat Max power station has done a great job  it goes where it needed .