Overland Vehicle Systems EGOI Portable Air Compressor System, 7.0 CFM Single Motor, Digital Display

SKU: 12099922
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$269.99
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Vehicle Fitment

Universal

Install Instructions

Instruction Manual for EGOI Portable Single Motor Digital Air Compressor System

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Overland Vehicle Systems EGOI Portable Air Compressor System, 7.0 CFM Single Motor, Digital Display Info & Specs

Tire pressure is one of the first things to change on a trail, and a compressor that takes too long or cannot be trusted turns a quick stop into a delay. The EGOI Portable Air Compressor System from Overland Vehicle Systems has a single motor rated at 7.0 CFM and a digital display for accurate pressure readings. Preset pressure control with automatic shut-off stops at your target, and heavy-duty cables with alligator clips connect it to power. It stows in its own bag with the hose and attachments. You air up, pack up and go.

Key Features

  • Digital display for accurate pressure monitoring
  • Preset pressure control with automatic shut-off
  • Suitable for tires and inflatables
  • Portable, compact design for easy storage
  • Heavy-duty power cables with alligator clips
  • Durable construction for travel, roadside and outdoor use

Specifications

  • Airflow: 7.0 CFM
  • Motor: single
  • Shipping weight: 19.5 lb
  • Shipping carton: 16 x 12 x 12 in

In the Box

  • Air compressor with digital control panel
  • Heavy-duty power cables with alligator clips
  • Hose and attachments
  • Storage bag

Warranty

2-year limited warranty.



MPN 12099922 · UPC 810038735672

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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Works maybe as expected

"As Brad so often says on his Trail Recon channel you do not need the most expensive gear. If you go out more than a day or two maybe the big name(s) will serve you better but I deflate 35s to about 15psi and then refill them one by one (I need to order an inflation kit from Trail Recons) and by the fourth tire the compressor is toasty but nothing to be concerned about so if you’re a weekend warrior and have daily driver size tires I see no need for a more expensive device unless you want to permanently mount it."

— Chris C. (5/5)

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