How Much Does The TireMinder Portable Air Compressor TM57MR Weigh?
Updated 12/30/2025 | Published 12/26/2025
Question:
What is the weight of this tire inflator ?
asked by: Gordon P
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Expert Reply:
Hi Gordon!
The TireMinder Portable Air Compressor for RV Tires - 150 psi - 1.8 cfm Maximum Air Flow # TM57MR weighs just under 19 pounds all together (18.98 pounds to be exact), but the actual compressor part is 14 pounds. It is on the heavy side, but it is still pretty portable with its carrying bag/case.
Are you wanting this for an RV or a different use? The ability to go up to 150 psi does make it pretty versatile.
expert reply by:
Lazer S
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TireMinder Portable Air Compressor TM57MR
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TireMinder Portable Air Compressor for RV Tires - 150 psi - 1.8 cfm Maximum Air Flow
- Tire Inflator
- Tire Inflator
- Portable
- 150 psi
- 12V
- Digital Pressure Gauge
- RVs
- Manual Shut Off
- TireMinder
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Gordon P.
12/26/2025
I have a Sprinter 25’ and planning a couple of trips later in the spring