JustaZ71

Daniel, It is obvious that you are much better versed at electrical work than I am. I do like how you have these set up for a clean finished install. Nice and neat makes it easy to trouble shoot if needed. Thanks for the info and if I decide how I am going to do my install, maybe I will order one of these to tie it in. Scott

Ok, I follow you now. Similar to filling tanks for scuba diving. Bear with me. sometimes it just takes me a while to get up to speed....

What would the long term costs be? Can't these be filled with a home compressor or do they require specialized equipment? I guess I need to do my homework!!

Thanks all, great tips and ideas. I do appreciate your input. Scott

Thanks camcamaro, I had a Jeep that I was planning on putting this tank and air compressor on, but my wheelin buddy passed away and I lost all interest in the Jeep. I am looking forward to installing them on my Sierra though. I am planning on the tank up under the bed, but not so sure about the compressor install location yet. The spare battery tray would be great, but I'm thinking of adding the second battery. Another question is, where in the world do I mount the switch???? All that leather trimmed panel sure makes me leary of drilling anywhere to install a switch! I will keep you posted on what my decisions are and I will try to post a few pics as I get into the install. Thanks again, Scott

I am a new Sierra owner and am now looking to do some personalization to make it officially mine. One of the items that I am wanting to do is installing an onboard air compressor and tank. I want to have the ability to air up tires if needed for the dreaded roadside visit. I have a tank that I will be fitting up under body, but what I would like to know is if others have installed one of these units, where the air compressor was mounted, switch location and any tips or tricks that they may have done to make the install clean and hidden. Thanks in advance for any and all responses. Scott