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Anyone order one of their compressors and/or 4 tire hose kit over the past few months and received it? What was your experience like with the company and what do you think of their products?
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MORRFlate Compressor - Orders & Experience
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I got mine in August or September. They're great all around. I got my TenSix (non-pro) with four-hose kit within a week. The compressor itself works great. Only thing I don't like that much is the digital gauge since it eats batteries. Really easy to leave it on. I don't think that's unique to MORRFlate. I just use the dashboard psi.
I'll suggest strongly considering their TenSix Pro that's just come out (I think they already started shipping, or in January). They are much better engineered than maybe any other compressor out there due to better heat dissipation, internal relief valve, etc. This means it's easier to use (doesn't get hot) and they last longer. Pricy, but very useful and probably the last you'll need.
Thor's Lightning, TD Industries (@Tricky Mike) and Viair all make good and similar compressor setups for a little to a lot less. I think a two hose Viair setup might've worked out better for me (it's a lot to carry around a twin compressor and four hose kit). YMMV.
This is a pretty good podcast on all things airing down with Tyler Harris, who owns MORRFlate and cohosts Snail Trail 4x4:
https://www.snailtrail4x4.com/451-air-compressors/
I'll suggest strongly considering their TenSix Pro that's just come out (I think they already started shipping, or in January). They are much better engineered than maybe any other compressor out there due to better heat dissipation, internal relief valve, etc. This means it's easier to use (doesn't get hot) and they last longer. Pricy, but very useful and probably the last you'll need.
Thor's Lightning, TD Industries (@Tricky Mike) and Viair all make good and similar compressor setups for a little to a lot less. I think a two hose Viair setup might've worked out better for me (it's a lot to carry around a twin compressor and four hose kit). YMMV.
This is a pretty good podcast on all things airing down with Tyler Harris, who owns MORRFlate and cohosts Snail Trail 4x4:
https://www.snailtrail4x4.com/451-air-compressors/
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After a lot of research I went with the Smittybilt 2781, which retails for around $150. It will inflate four Sasquatch tires from 20 psi to 39 psi in ten minutes. I built my own 4-tire inflation system (done it twice, gave the first one away) which was also around $150.
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The Ford Bronco subreddit had a 30% off group buy last month. So I picked up a hose kit during that group buy. Nothing I couldn’t build myself, but the quality of their hoses is solid.
A few weeks ago they released a new generation air compressor, so you obviously won’t see any long term reviews of those yet. But their older compressors have a good reputation, so no reason to believe there will be any issues with the new generation.
The reality is the 12V compressor market is filled with compressors that all originate from the same 2-3 factories in Asia, and MORRFlate is simply using that same tried-and-tested design that many companies use, with some added upgrades on top. So there are no immediate red flags.
A few weeks ago they released a new generation air compressor, so you obviously won’t see any long term reviews of those yet. But their older compressors have a good reputation, so no reason to believe there will be any issues with the new generation.
The reality is the 12V compressor market is filled with compressors that all originate from the same 2-3 factories in Asia, and MORRFlate is simply using that same tried-and-tested design that many companies use, with some added upgrades on top. So there are no immediate red flags.
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