mud muppet
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need somthing with some decent power.when off roading there is nearly always some ones tyre nearly commin off the rim.
whats best compresser[cig lighter joby]
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blue beasty
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Forget ciggie lighter jobbies.....amps restricted to low. You want a clip to battery terminal type. Twin compressors are a lot quicker unless you want to spend 15 mins per tyre
gummy bear
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As blue beasty says,avoid cig lighter ones,the clip on battery terminal type are the way forward,my brother uses the t-max and will take a tyre from flat within couple mins : )
Another mate has a compressor hard wired into his disco aswell which is just as good but would def avoid ciggie socket compressor,that's the sort of thing u get from halfords and will take an age just to pump up a bike tyre : )
Another mate has a compressor hard wired into his disco aswell which is just as good but would def avoid ciggie socket compressor,that's the sort of thing u get from halfords and will take an age just to pump up a bike tyre : )
mud muppet
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where did he get it from?
gummy bear
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Think my brother got his from challenger 4x4
But lots places should sell it.
Think this is one my bro has
T-Max Compressor BA2663 Island 4x4 - Specialists in Land Rover and Range Rover Parts and accessories for all models. UK and worldwide mail order.
But have look on eBay etc,lots of em about.
But lots places should sell it.
Think this is one my bro has
T-Max Compressor BA2663 Island 4x4 - Specialists in Land Rover and Range Rover Parts and accessories for all models. UK and worldwide mail order.
But have look on eBay etc,lots of em about.
The V8 man
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take a tin of lighter fluid, if the tyre comes adrift squirt some of it around the rim, then stand at arms length and look away and light it it will explode and force the tyre back on the rim, i saw them do it on top gear once it works a treat lol
lorri789
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it needs to be cold though.
Optimus Prime
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hardly a great endorsement...
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unless you have a huge budget to keep a few professional experts on hand and have an unlimited time to keep trying until you get it right for that one important shot - oh and that the experts ensure that the tyre comes off in the right way. If it comes off in the wrong way it will never go back on!
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