When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
Frame mounted on-board air compressor and tank with air hose quick connect.
Very useful for:
Airing up tires on truck and/or trailer
Airing up the spare tire because its always low when you need it
Filling up suspension airbags
Driving ARB air locker (don't have one yet)
Driving a Grover air horn
Blowing dirt and crap out of the sparkplug recesses when changing sparkplugs
Driving air shocks
Filling up air matresses, bike and dolly tires, soccer ***** etc...
My backup sensor,(in all fairness, driver the problem) got so used to the beeping , so far backed into my house, truck $1400.00 rear damage, house $800.00 damage. Telephone pole won this one, truck $2,200.00 rear and 1/4 panel damage, pole no damage Most useful, have to say $250.00 detuctable on Collision insurance, glad its not 1,000.
Last edited by BerkshireCoverit; Dec 3, 2005 at 06:16 AM.
Reason: spelling
My backup sensor,(in all fairness, driver the problem) got so used to the beeping , so far backed into my house, truck $1400.00 rear damage, house $800.00 damage. Telephone pole won this one, truck $2,200.00 rear and 1/4 panel damage, pole no damage Most useful, have to say $250.00 detuctable on Collision insurance, glad its not 1,000.
Good one (hee hee!) I have the back up sensor too, and only time I use it is when I have to shut it off when the tailgate is down on trash day. Will be plowing this year, and am guessing that it will be quite annoying. Plus it makes the rear bumber look like it has the measels.
Good ideas so far, though. Has anyone added a rear step to get into the bed?
Would you beleive all these backing up smach-em-ups coming from a Big Rig driver of 25 years without 1 single chargeable accident or 0 backups accidents and without a backup sensor.
Another one for remote start. When I was in AZ, it was perfect for the AZ heat (fire it up and get the ac goin'). Now that I'm in PA, it works out good for the cooooold.