Will Wagan JumpBoost V10 Air Compressor Inflate Trailer Tires to 110 psi

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The Wagan JumpBoost V10 Description says the air GAUGE goes to 150 lbs. What is the max pressure output of the AIR PUMP. My trailer Tires max pressure is 110 lbs. How long will it take to fill an ST235/85R16 tire to 110 lbs. that I have on my trailer? Thanks

asked by: Chuck

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The Wagan JumpBoost V10 Air # WC7556 not only has a gauge that reaches 150 psi, but the air pump is rated for that 150 psi. It will take an unknown amount of time to fill a ST235/85R16 tire to 110 psi. I reached out to the manufacturer and they said they know that it can fill a tire to that 110 psi without issue, but they did not document the time to do so. It would depend on the pressure already in the tire. If you were inflating from zero psi, it may take more than the 10 minute runtime of the compressor. The compressor is only rated for 10 minutes use and then needs to cool down prior to continuing. It sounds like you are simply looking to top off your trailer tire air pressure with the pump and it will be able to accomplish that task.

expert reply by: Jason S

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