ARB Brushless Compressors

[cozdude]

Well I have been looking into compressors for the van. I have original singles in both our jeeps and they work great. Was debating on getting the new brushless but this info has me thinking I'm going to go with the original single. The shop I've been using to get van parts through sells a compressor called Tire-Rite. I had never heard of them before they told me about them.

Agile Offroad has a very simple kit for the air twin. Gives your air up chucks for the front and rear of the van

 

[Mike Pierson]

Off the phone with ARB. They are going to reopen my support case that they ignored and closed without my consent. Was told that they want me to send it to them for repair but I told them I wanted a warranty exchange. He said they could do that but need to receive mine first anyway. He said I may be able to work something out with the support tech that was handling my issue. We’ll see…

 

[Andy5160]

Off the phone with ARB. They are going to reopen my support case that they ignored and closed without my consent. Was told that they want me to send it to them for repair but I told them I wanted a warranty exchange. He said they could do that but need to receive mine first anyway. He said I may be able to work something out with the support tech that was handling my issue. We’ll see…

Better than F U !!!!!!! Hope it works out at the end.

 

[epriev]

I have had mine on since May? Was one of the 1st things I put on. Works great, after I figured out the wiring to an aux switch, then direct wired with a hood mounted switch. Not as nice as one Ed makes. But I used the mount and drilled to fit before his v2 mount.

Zero issues, covered in mud, aired up the same as when it was clean, no issues in the Moab heat, or Colorado thin air and heat. It just works.

37s from 13 to 33psi in 2 minutes or so. I don't notice hot air out of the 25 ft hose. Zero electrical issues, wired directly to the battery. I have a SS hose running from the compressor to an air chuck.