Customer Reviews for VEVOR 150PSI DC 12V Air Compressor with 6 Liter Tank 1.6 Gallon for Train Horns Motorhome Tires, Inflator Air Compressor with 6L Tank Train Air Horn Kit

Leaked everywhere it could. One connection was slightly cross threaded. Comes with Teflon tape. Use it on every place with threads. Still get small leaks. Loud compressor when mounted as vibrations echo off truck. Insulate any thing that touches anything. Horn is loud. Very close to the expensive horns. For price it’s good. If everything is sealed it might run once or twice a day so not bad. After sealing all it still leaks enough to turn on every morning for 1-2 min. 3-4 short horn blows use enough air for it to kick on at 90 psi. Off at 120psi. I made sure it only gets power with truck running. Trying to order part that is cross threaded from CO. Hope that stops a small air leak.

They are loud and good quality I would recommend it comes with everything but a switch and realy and realy harness

I bought this as a black Friday deal and had been thinking of buying one for a few months. It is worth what I spent to have a loud horn to get someone who's driving horrible attention. Not to mention the fun factor of honking it and startling people as well, but I try to not over due it when it comes to startling people lol. I would definitely buy again, but I think next time I'll get the largest capacity tank and compressor or use a more heavy duty compressor to be able to air up tires as well

They make noise just right lmao

Fitted today. Everything included n not a thing missing to complete install. And the Sound. Omfg

I love this horn! It's loud and the tone is perfect IMHO. I wish the compressor had a remote air intake, as it's mounted on the outside frame rail of my truck and subject to moisture if raining, but I just leave it off when raining. Also wish it had a different tank drain instead of just a bolt plugging a hole. We'll see how long this holds up.

The only minor complaint would be the tone. I was hoping for more of a train sound ,I think a little more bass. Im going to think about how to change this on my own. I have a 1/4 in tubing air switch that just might do the trick, which will change the volume of air going to the horns. Report coming sometime later if I remember!

For the price and the product, it was a very great deal. It runs and operates very nicely and is decently loud. I did run into one problem where that compressor stopped working because 1 of the wires came unconnected After about 3 months worth of use. I contacted the company and they were very responsive and immediate on a solution to sending me out a new one.

There your average set of cheap air horns I bought to replace a set that the compressor broke so I combined the two sets and used all the major components off of this one and the compressor is holding up even with filling two tanks and releasing air to two sets of four trumpet horns

Looked like it got beat up in shipping. Came broken sent pictures and got replacement part in reasonable time....