- Location
- Duck River
This may be more appropriately posted in the Tools and Garages forum, but I figured it would get more views here. The moderators can always move it if so inclined.
I’m thinking of getting an air tank, not to mount up as part of an onboard air system, but just to bring along on the trail or leave at camp to fill tires faster than my portable compressor. Space is an issue, so I’m looking to go small. My question, specifically, is this: will a 2.5 gallon tank rated to 150 psi hold enough air to fill four 35x12.5x15 tires from 10 psi to 32 psi? I’m no math or physics whiz, and I haven’t been able to find the answer on line. If anybody has some practical experience or knowledge that can shed light on the question, please post up. Thanks.
I’m thinking of getting an air tank, not to mount up as part of an onboard air system, but just to bring along on the trail or leave at camp to fill tires faster than my portable compressor. Space is an issue, so I’m looking to go small. My question, specifically, is this: will a 2.5 gallon tank rated to 150 psi hold enough air to fill four 35x12.5x15 tires from 10 psi to 32 psi? I’m no math or physics whiz, and I haven’t been able to find the answer on line. If anybody has some practical experience or knowledge that can shed light on the question, please post up. Thanks.