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CO₂ Air Systems

CO₂ fills tires faster than most compressors and never overheats — the tradeoff is a tank you refill. This collection covers portable CO₂ systems, tanks, and regulators. Compare with air compressors under the on-board air hub.
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What's in CO₂ Air Systems

Portable CO₂ systems, tanks and regulators for filling tires on the trail. CO₂ is a compressed gas, so you fill from a tank rather than from an engine-driven or electric compressor. The tradeoff is that you need to refill or swap the tank.

Browse the grid for the current mix of tanks, regulators and fill kits.

How to choose

CO₂ makes the most sense as a quiet, fast way to air up, and as a backup to a compressor.

  • Decide how many tires and how much pressure you need to fill.
  • Choose a tank size that you can carry and refill locally.
  • Check the regulator and hose fittings, and that the valve fits your tires.
  • Plan to re-inflate with regular air later, since many people do so after a CO₂ fill.

Many people carry both a CO₂ tank and an on-board air compressor. For tire tools, see tire accessories.

Shipping, lead times and warranty

In-stock items ship in 24 to 48 hours. Some may be built to order, so check current lead times. Warranty is set by each brand, and the terms are on the vendor warranty page. Call (920) 249-7744 with questions.

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CO₂ Air Systems FAQs

Is CO₂ better than a compressor for airing up?

It's faster and quiet, and it doesn't overheat, but the tank runs out. A compressor can run as long as you have power.

Where do I refill a CO₂ tank?

Many welding supply shops, paintball shops and beverage suppliers fill CO₂ tanks. Check locally before a trip.

Is it safe to use CO₂ in tires?

It's widely used for airing up, but treat the tank as a pressurized container. Secure it in the vehicle, and use a regulator.

Can I use CO₂ for off-road inflation and then drive on the highway?

Many people do, but air up to your normal pressure and check it later with a gauge.

Do I need a regulator?

Yes, a regulator controls the pressure from the tank.