M.O.A.B. Auto Air - 10.6 CFM Portable Dual Air Compressor
M.O.A.B. Auto Air - 10.6 CFM Portable Dual Air Compressor
The M.O.A.B. is now better than ever with our Auto Air digital pressure selection gauge!
This technology allows you to set your desired PSI and not have to monitor the gauge while airing up - it will automatically check for you, and stop when it has reached the desired PSI. It's just that EZ!
*DOES NOT COME WITH MULTI-TIRE HOSE KIT. MUST PURCHASE HOSE KIT SEPARATELY*
- Optimized for both single tire or multi-tire inflation - unique to EZ FLATE
- 10.6CFM / 300LPM
- Up to 125 max pressure
- 12v, 90amps - clamps right to your vehicle battery
- 50% Duty Cycle, 30-minute runtime
- Automatic pressure cutoff switch at 120PSI
- Includes a heavy duty storage bag
- Includes a 26' hose with screw-on inflator tip for individual tires
- Connects directly to all EZ FLATE products - no adapter needed
- Long 5' lead hose reaches your EZ FLATE manifold from the ground even with 40" tires
- 8' Electrical lines for all those hard-to-reach batteries
- Almost twice as fast as the Smittybuilt 2781, and 7 times faster than the Viar 88p!
- 3-year warranty
- Weight: 25lbs
- Size: 14”Lx6”Wx9”H
Due to the power of this compressor, we HIGHLY recommend using it with one of our hose systems to disperse the air between all 4 tires at once.
Bundle with a Recoil or Hyperflex and save 5%!*
Example of the speed: most common/budget compressors put out less than 2CFM and take over 30 minutes to air 35" tires from 10 to 30 PSI, but with the EZ FLATE M.O.A.B., the job is done in 6 minutes flat!
Check out this short video showing how to set it up!
*Discount applies to the purchase price of the compressor and hose kit, not the entire order. Discounts cannot be stacked.
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Overview
The EZ FLATE M.O.A.B. Auto Air is a dual-motor 12V air compressor that moves 10.6 CFM. The Auto Air digital gauge lets you set a target PSI and the unit inflates, then shuts off on its own at that pressure.
Key features
- Dual motors deliver 10.6 CFM / 300 LPM combined for fast four-tire airups
- Auto Air digital gauge: set a target PSI and it inflates, then auto-stops at your number
- Up to 150 PSI working pressure with an automatic cutoff switch at 120 PSI
- 12V / 90A power that clamps directly to the battery on 8-foot leads
- Ships with a 26-foot inflator hose, a 5-foot lead hose, and a heavy-duty storage bag
- 50% duty cycle, 30-minute runtime, 3-year warranty
Use cases
Built for airing back up after a trail day, when dual motors cut a four-tire fill to minutes instead of a slow crawl. Pair it with an EZ FLATE 4-way hose kit and the Auto Air setting for a true hands-off airup at camp: set the pressure, start it, and finish packing while it tops off all four corners.
- Airflow: 10.6 CFM / 300 LPM (dual motor)
- Working pressure: Up to 150 PSI
- Automatic cutoff: 120 PSI
- Power: 12V, 90A (clamps to battery)
- Duty cycle: 50%, 30-minute runtime
- Included hose: 26 ft with screw-on inflator tip
- Lead hose: 5 ft
- Electrical leads: 8 ft
- Weight: 25 lbs
- Dimensions: 14 x 6 x 9 in
- Warranty: 3 years
- Auto Air: Digital target-PSI selection with automatic shutoff
Do I need a hose kit to air up all four tires at once?
The compressor ships with a single 26-foot hose for one tire at a time. To fill all four at once, add an EZ FLATE 4-way hose kit (Recoil or Hyperflex). It connects directly with no adapter.
How does the Auto Air feature work?
Set your target PSI on the digital gauge and hit start. The compressor checks the pressure as it fills and shuts off on its own the moment it reaches your number, so you do not have to watch the gauge.
How do I power it?
It draws 12V at 90 amps, so it clamps straight to your battery terminals on the included 8-foot leads. Do not run it from a 12V accessory or cigarette-lighter socket, which cannot supply that current.
Will it overheat if I run it hard?
It is rated for a 50% duty cycle with a 30-minute runtime. A standard four-tire airup stays well inside that window. On longer fills, give it a rest cycle between runs.
How fast does it air up tires?
Two motors move 10.6 CFM, which takes a set of 35-inch tires from 10 to 30 PSI in about 6 minutes. Single-tire fills often finish faster than it takes to hook up the hose.