I dumped the run flats so going with tire repair kit and compressor. Anyone have suggestion for a quality air compressor that will fit in one of the compartments in the trunk? Thanks in Advance

 

I travel with my motorcycle compressor from cyclepump.com

Aerostitch.com has some good ones too.

Never needed to fill a car tire with it but I imagine these compact ones will take a long time to fill.

 

 

I have tried many, and this is by far the best!

 

I bought 2 of these, one for my wife's car and one for the Vette. It's self contained and works surprisingly well.

 

I actually did the same thing and purchased this kit, as it has the sealer and a compressor that work together. You can also just use the compressor part of the kit if need be.

 

I read about this one on the 4runner (offroad) forum - have it now with no battery - to use it the engine also has to be running. I'm going to get a battery so I can use it for the air mattress when camping.

https://www.acehardware.com/departme...d&gclsrc=3p.ds

 

I run a Harbor Freight, direct from the battery since it pulls a tad more current than even a true cigarette lighter can handle -- have used it for both the corvette and even pickup tires, works great, low investment, fits in the R/H well in the bag that it came with:
https://www.harborfreight.com/12v-10...tor-63745.html

 

I carried a compressor from Campbell-Hausfield that I bought at WalMart. Worked just fine and fit in one of the compartments.

 

I have a small Slime compressor along with a plug kit I carry.

 

Slime works the best for me

 

Right on! I have one of these same little units. They are nice, and work very well......

 

I cary triple A card and cell phone..... Done

 

That depends on your location. In my area, in my state, AAA road service SUCKS. The bottom line is this:
AAA pays their contracted Towtruck/Wrecker/Road service people a set fee, let's say for discussion, $40 per call. Whatever the actual rate is, it is FAR LESS than these companies can make by taking out-of-AAA network road service calls. So what would you do? Make $40 when AAA gets around to paying your company the $40, or collecting an on the spot $70-$90 towing/jump starting/yanking a stuck, non AAA vehicle out of the snow/mud/fill in the blank? My wife and I spent over 6 hours in a Home Depot parking lot less than 30 miles from home, from 5:00 PM until 11:00PM that night!!!! We didn't get home until almost midnight, and I had to get up at 4:00 AM to get ready for work. The entire time we were in the parking lot, we waited on the AAA Wrecker to come......The AAA contracted wrecker was less than 1 mile from us!!!! We knew where their company was/is. They kept saying they had "a lot of calls that day, and were running behind". Finally, about 9:30PM, AAA called their next closest contracted wrecker, which was almost 35 miles away, about 5 miles West of our home!! I was absolutely LIVID!!! The guy who came to rescue us told us this entire "territorial and political/financial" story. As soon as our insurance expired, we went to another company. Had been with AAA over 20 years. Doesnt matter. NOBODY has customer service anymore. This is a true story, so help me. AAA, Verizon, and some of these huge companies have gotten so big, they don't give a rip for anyone, trust me.

 

When Sears automotive was still around my area, I bought a portable high volume 12V compressor from them. The key is to ensure that it's a high volume air compressor. Otherwise, it will take a long while to fill up a completely flat tire.

 

I've used these VIAIR portable compressors before and they will inflate tires, amazingly fast.
https://www.tirerack.com/accessories...Tire+Inflation

 

I highly recommend the Viair compressors. That’s what I run in my side by side. I don’t carry anything in the Vett but I do have towing on my geico policy for like 5 bucks a month

 

+1
I also have the Harbor Freight unit and no complaints

 

I have this FCA Mopar compressor with tire seal in my Trackhawk
It's about 65.00


I also keep a 12v scissor jack under the rear seat that makes things easy.

 

Nobody has mentioned the factory Z06 compressor in the inflator kit.

It’s a really nice bit of hardware. I’d get the kit and remove the expired tire sealant bottle and replace it with regular tire plugs and a set of vice-grips.

Quick search found this one for $70.
https://www.ebay.com/i/264822370717?...RoCfZYQAvD_BwE