maXpeedingrods On Board Air Compressor System 1 kit 🚚

This on-board air compressor system from maXpeedingrods makes inflating and balancing air springs for trucks and vans faster and more convenient, especially when hauling heavy loads or towing a trailer. It delivers up to 100 psi according to the manufacturer and is designed to let you adjust both bags from the cab, improving ride comfort and load stability on the road.

Key Points

The kit includes a compact compressor, an analog gauge, air line tubing, T fittings and complete mounting hardware so you can install the system without needing a separate air tank. The single-path setup distributes pressure evenly to both air springs, allowing simultaneous inflation with the push of the gauge button. The kit is intended for use on trucks and vans that require adjustable suspension support during towing or heavy cargo runs. Note that the recommended working pressure range is 5-70 psi according to the manufacturer and the compressor can reach a maximum of 100 psi.

Technical Specifications

• Name: maXpeedingrods On Board Air Compressor System
• Maximum pressure: 100 psi
• Recommended working pressure: 5-70 psi
• Includes: compressor, analog gauge, air line, T fittings, mounting hardware
• Warranty: 1 year limited warranty from manufacturer

Usage Recommendations

Connect the compressor and air lines following the provided installation manual, and mount the unit under the vehicle for better protection from road debris. Use the analog gauge button to inflate both air springs together while seated in the cab, which helps maintain even pressure and reduces the need to exit the vehicle. For regular towing or frequent heavy loads, check fittings periodically for leaks and ensure the compressor wiring is secure to avoid electrical issues on long trips.

Positive Aspects

The absence of a required tank makes the system lighter and simpler to install compared to tank-based setups, and simultaneous filling saves time when adjusting ride height. The compact compressor design fits in tighter mounting locations under the chassis. Consider that this is a single-path system, which means individual corner-by-corner adjustment is not available. Also, the analog gauge gives straightforward feedback but may lack the precision of digital controllers.