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New Viair 00073 70p Heavy Duty Portable Air Compressor, Car Truck Boat Bike on 2040-parts.com

US $54.99
Location:

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
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Product Description

The 70P is a smaller portable compressor capable of inflating up to 225/65/R18 tires. Plug into your 15 ampere rated power port, connecting to a valve stem and turn the unit on. Tire pressure is monitored using the gauge mounted on top of the unit, by temporarily switching the unit off.
  • Must have a 15-ampere minimum power port rating
  • Rated for use up to 100 PSI
  • Deluxe carry bag included
  • Brass twist-on tire chuck
  • Turn unit on to inflate, off to check pressure pressure using onboard gauge

I ship to the lower 48 states only. I cannot combine shipping and their is no local pick-up. I cannot ship to APO's

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