The Thor's Lightning Strike is a high-output 12V air compressor built to air a full set of 35-inch tires back up after a trail run. It pushes past 155 PSI, holds a 75% duty cycle, and runs up to 45 minutes straight, so a whole set of tires is no sweat. Reviewers report a 35-inch tire from 10 to 35 PSI in under four minutes, and all four back to factory pressure in about five.
Set your target pressure with the TotalControl preset and it runs hands-free, shutting off the second it hits the number. A redesigned cooling path drops cylinder temps about 30°F and motor temps about 40°F versus the older model, which is what makes the long duty cycle hold up. The digital display shows live voltage so you can keep an eye on your battery while it works. ZeroOut calibration lets you reset the pressure reading when you change elevation, so the gauge stays honest from the desert floor to a mountain pass.
It clamps straight to your battery with the 120A Anderson plug and 9-foot clamped cable, or you can hard-mount it to a Refuge MOLLE mount system for a permanent in-rig setup. The kit ships with a 22-foot air hose extension, I/M quick-connect fittings, and a padded carry bag. This is a stout unit at about 25 lbs shipped, not a glovebox inflator, and it's backed by a 3-year warranty.
