I'm wondering how many fulltimers carry an air compressor, and what brand is a good one?

We don't full-time, but still carry a compressor. Bought at Canadian Tire and gets tires up to 105 psi in a reasonable time.

We full time and carry a pancake Porter Cable compressor.

We carry one all the time good to 150# and works great for truck, bikes and coach

We also carry the Porter Cable compressor

Porter-Cable here also, need 125 Lbs for the G114's

X3 on the Porter Cable! Added a shelf in front storage for compressor & retractable hose reel in curbside propane compartment.

Mounted a Viair on-board compressor on our truck several years ago. It's good to 150lbs and is continous duty. It's with the tow vehicle all the time and although a little slower than a larger compressor, it's really saved our bacon several times. We wouldn't be without it. If you don't have a generator it's nice to have it available when on the road and not on shore power.

Very satisfied with:
Craftsman 1.2 Gallon AirBoss™ Oil-Free Air Compressor and Hose Kit 135 PSI

http://www.sears.com/craftsman-airboss-8482/p-00916574000P?plpSellerId=Sears&prdNo=10&blockNo=10&blockType=G10

Not full timer but carry pancake style 150# that was on sale at the box store.

Have the same as Randy works great

Thanks for all the info!

Have had a 150 psiBostich compressor which works very well and has a smaller footprint than most pancakes.

Fulltime with a Sears 150 PSI Compressor

Looks like this one but is Red and says Sears on it

http://www.sears.com/porter-cable-150-psi-1.5-gallon-oil-free/p-00946320000P?plpSellerId=Sears&prdNo=17&blockNo=17&blockType=G17

Also have a pancake compressor. Only thing...the compressor won't charge over 115 lbs very easy. Since G tires require 110 lbs, it can be work to get the tires aired up in a timely manner. I like the idea of using the dual pack ViAir 200 lb air compressor in the future. Getting the H tires very soon. I suspect the air pressure is a bit higher...