20 Best Air Pump For Car Tires (2023 Updated)

The compressor feels well built. After I received it, I inflated all of my car’s tires from about 24 PSI to about 36 PSI pretty quickly, and the battery still power left. Everything fits nicely in the case that was included.

I would recommend it to friends.

Love this hand held cordless tire pump . Works great ! Very handy for bike or car tires. Buying more for Christmas gifts. Fast delivery.

This is a good tire inflator air compressor however I found this same item on another website at cheaper price than on here. I wish I search deeper. For those reasons I gave it a 3 star

This is what I call a consumer pump. its a low cost light duty pump for doing light duty now and then work and for THAT function in mind its quite nice. I love the orange color and the inclusion of a case and I love the triple power.

I plan to see about hacking this to accept my dewalt batteries. I love the set it and forget it for tire inflation. its not a power horse its not super fast but for most jobs its good enough. set the pressure turn it on and you don’t have to sit their like a hawk.

it will turn off when its hits the desired pressure. very handy. I love the tri power. 12v on one end 120v on the other or battery powered. Manufacturer? want to make this a killer product? put some BMS onboard and a removable “sled” design for the battery and then sell different sleds for different batt techs.

dewalt sled for dewalt makita mulwaukee etc. would be a huge value add if it can use the ecosystem of batts I already have. can also do balls little boats mattresses etc. and tiny but usable LED lights as a little bonus and USB power as yet another bonus feature.

none of them are fantastic but all are functional and useful. for that thing your going to stuff away in the boot of the car or truck to use 3 or 4 times a year its very handy and useful. just don’t expect pro level function from a consumer level product and you should be quite happy.

I requested this because I liked the versatility of it, and the one I already have is pretty anemic and loud. I had a few questions that I needed addressed, so I contacted customer support. Donna from customer service responded within the hour.

She was very pleasant and assisted me with everything I needed. Hassle-free and very smooth. A+. The air compressor itself is pretty awesome. It can be powered via normal 110v electrical socket, 12v cigarette charger, and the included 20v rechargeable battery.

I found it very versatile and easy to use. I’ve used it to top off the air in my tire a few times, which has a small leak that requires it to be topped off every few days. This one is quieter than my other air compressor while being more powerful.

I’ve used the battery to do it as well, and it’s pretty impressive! Even battery powered it filled it faster than my other air compressor by a few minutes. I like the fact that you don’t need the battery connected to the air compressor for it to work.

With or without it inserted, it works on either the 110v, or the 12v. I found that the automatic cut out function is a really neat and convenient function. The added led light is also nice to have, since I have to refill my tire at night sometimes, and this time of year it gets dark super early.

The backlit led readout is large and easy to read. The power cable is long and easily reaches my car from the garage socket. So is the 12v power cord. It’s long enough that the compressor can comfortably rest on the ground with the cord going through my car window.

Both cords have its own place to be neatly stowed away. The high volume/low pressure tube is also a great addition. I’ve used it to pump up my air mattress, and my goodness. I’m never manually doing it again as long as I have this around.

Build quality is great. It feels sturdy. It’s weighty, but not heavy. It feels quality and designed well. It also comes with a carry bag to store the unit, the battery and charger in. Overall, I’m really glad I requested this item as it makes things a lot easier when it comes to filling things with air around the house.

I’ve yet to use it for my bike tires, as it’s kinda cold to go out riding right now, but I can already imagine how much easier it will be compared to my manual pump. No more sweating in the summer before the bike ride! I’m really glad I have this excellent air compressor.

Thanks, guys!.

Our old compressor had stopped working, so we were in the market for a new one. So very glad that we found this excellent air compressor. It performs very well. It is easy and very intuitive to use. The three power source options are plugging it into a wall socket, a car lighter socket or recharging the lithium battery.

Our favorite feature is that it can be used wirelessly, which makes it very portable. You can preset your desired tire pressure, push a button and walk away. The unit shuts off automatically once the preset pressure is reached.

This pump has two motors. One is for high pressure inflation, such as for tires. The other motor is for rapid inflation at low pressure, such as for rafts and air mattresses. This unit also has a deflator hose and option.

It has a built in flashlight, making it easier to use in dark situations. It stores very nicely in a zippered case with handles. Excellent product. No complaints at all. Highly recommended!.

I was looking for a decently priced tire inflator with an auto stop option. Also needed something that can inflate car, bicycle and basketball with the right accessories to go along with it. This has all the accessories needed that i was looking for.

This one was not the cheapest of its type but I was swayed by the design with neat storage for hose and cable plus a zip-up case, making storage much simpler (and a lot tidier). It works great and does its job well.

It does get noisy but i guess that is the case with all the air pumps.

The first one worked the first time I used it, adding air to 4 tires in a car that had been sitting too long. The next time I tried to use it, the lights came on but the motor wouldn’t start. I got a refund and tried another one since the product does have good reviews, this one came with a valve connector that had broken loose from the way it should be attached at the end of the hose.

You could screw the connector onto the tire’s valve, but it wasn’t airtight and wouldn’t inflate the tire. Waiting for a refund now on that one, will try another brand.

I just used this tire inflator for the first time a few nights ago and I was so relieved to have bought it. My tire’s PSI had dropped to 17, when it should be at 30 and I was a couple of miles away from home.

I grabbed the air compressor, set the desired PSI setting to 30, plugged it to the tire and got back in the car and let it do it’s job. A few short minutes later, it auto shut off once it reached its set PSI amount.

The tire was ready, I put the item back in the trunk and went on home with no further issues. The next day I got the tire fixed. What a life saving tool to keep in your car. It doesnt take up any space at all and fits perfect in the corner of my trunk.

Its so easy to use that I suggest EVERYONE own one of these. Probably the best I’ve owned to date. Thank you!.

I really liked the light on this pump, along with the digital gauge. However, I have 2 SUVs, & a small car. The pump quickly gave out after filling 2 SUV tires that were completely flat. Not knowing this due to the pump still making noise, I tried to fill up another tire, & ended up flattening it in the process.

I even let the pump rest after 10 minutes of use as directed by the owners manual. Small cars, this pump is probably perfect, SUVs, & trucks I would advise a different alternative.

This is a nice little machine to have for an emergency auto flat and when the seasonal temperature changes cause auto tire pressure to fluctuate. It is hard to find free air at service stations anymore, so this is a handy money saving item over time.

Most places charge $1. 50 or more for five minutes of inflate time on the rental air machines. The instructions said to use it with the vehicle turned off, with the key turned to the accessory “on” position; however, I could only get it to work with the vehicle running.

That may have had something to do with the particular vehicle I used it on. It will also be handy for inflating basket balls, volley balls, swim floats, beach balls, etc. when playing sports and when you are on vacations.

The machine comes with the connection adapters for inflating balls and floats. I have only had this a few weeks and have only used it one time so I do not know how it will perform over time. The instructions are very certain that you use it for 10 minutes and then let it cool for 25 minutes because the machine gets warm as you use it.

The one time I have used it, I pumped up four auto tires that were each about 7 pounds low each and it took me about two 10 minute sessions to complete all four tires. You really have to unscrew the tire inflation connector fast to keep from losing about a pound of air when disconnecting the connector.

You can compensate for this by inflating the tire to one pound over the recommended tire pressure. Overall, this is a good little machine for about $20. It is not a bad idea to have one in each auto for an emergency situation.

In the right flat tire or leaking tire situation, it might save you having to change a flat tire or possibly save you a wrecker bill.

Great portable tire inflator that is super easy to use to fill up tires. My mom has one of these she had me use when her tires were low from the cold. I didnt need a manual on how to use it. Just plug it into the cigarette lighter in your car, turn it on and use the arrows to set the tire pressure you want.

Connect to the tire and it fills up to my surprise fairly quickly. I order one for myself after using hers. No more dragging out the big machine to fill tires or looking for a gas station with a tire inflator and you dont need the tire pressure gauge anymore either.

Whats not to like about this Great little product! You wont be disappointed.

VERY PLEASED WITH PRODUCT. I was surprised how quickly and easily this inflated all of our automobile tires. I only had to add 2-6 pounds per tire but only took about a second per pound (plugging this into home electric current, AC).

Extra nice automatic shut-off feature. Just set to the desired PSI and it stops when it reaches desired pressure. I haven’t tried DC (Car Battery) yet – but glad it has the feature so I can carry with me if needed.

I can attest it worked great on AC power – and easy enough to pull an extension cord from home electrical outlet to this unit sitting by my tires. Very Happy with this purchase.

Perfect and easy to use with the digital readout for keeping your auto tires at the precise PSI. As Father’s Day approaches, this will be a welcome addition to my daughter’s family with two cars and plenty of children blow-up toys.

Light in weight, automatic shut-off at desired settings and a PSI number of what the original PSI is. Lots of air tip attachments to fit any and all contingencies of blow-up items, uses both 120 and 12 volt car power.

even a light for ‘on the road’ inflation emergencies at night. And a ‘cool looking’ body frame. Great value!.

Pros: Ok, so there are faster, there are better, there are cheaper. but not as practical as this. Allow me to elaborate. I have a compressor. It takes time and noise and effort to start. Once started, it is the fastest by a thousand miles.

I have a car socket air compressor. Probably will never die. Need to take it out of the socket after each wheel to run the cables through car windows. And if the car socket is busted (or it’s a motorcycle and doesn’t come with one), you have to either remove the plug and make if forever ugly or you simply can’t use it.

This brings us to this little beauty. Was not meant for speed, and despite feeling reliable to me, I know the battery will eventually die, and the device with it. But it’s small, easy to carry, does the job and may rescue you and others one day.

Cons: not yet.

I have tried a couple other electric hand pumps, and they all suffered from various issues (no proper seal, can’t reach high enough pressures due to leaks, inaccurate pressure reading). This pump is fantastic quality, ergonomic and easy to use.

It always forms a good seal thanks to the integral hose connection. The pressure reading is accurate (verified against 2 other gauges). The only drawback is that it fills quite slowly and takes some time to fill a large tyre such as a car or SUV tyre, but I don’t have any problem with this.

I haven’t tested the Presta valve yet but I can’t see why that would have any issues.

I was sceptical about this – £50 for a pump? However, I was having massive problems with my traditional hand bike pump or clip on car compressor pump – every time I pumped it up, most hissed out again as I tried to pull or twist off the connector.

The nice man at Pure recommended this and by jingo it works – set the psi, twist it on, press go and it fills it exactky to set pressure AND detaches with no hiss of air loss. Now using it for scooter, bikes and car!.

This inflator offers good functionality in a compact package, but its stowage/portability features could be better. Unless you enjoy wrangling cords/hoses whenever you use the pump, consider finding a bag to hold everything.

In use, the compressor does its job competently and without fuss. It’s a simple matter of setting the desired pressure on the backlit LCD screen, then flipping the power switch to start pumping. The unit automatically stops about 1 PSI higher than the set value, which is accurate enough for my needs.

Multi-power input (AC/DC/battery) is among the unit’s better capabilities, but it’s somewhat of a mixed blessing. The battery/charger is not included (and should be available “soon”), resulting in an added expense.

The AC/DC cords are nice and long (almost 10-ft each), but they’re non-detachable and crammed in tiny pockets molded into the bottom of the unit. After wrestling the power cords out initially, storing them again is very fiddly and stressful on the wiring.

The pockets easily could have been made larger (maybe resulting in a less-shapely outer casing), but the manufacturer unfortunately chose form over function. To reduce hassle, I’ll be wrapping the cords outside, rather than using the storage pockets.

The pump also offers a high-volume/low-pressure mode, by flipping the power switch the other way. Separate pressure memories for each mode would have been nice, but it’s easy enough to reset it for each situation.

The unit has clips on top for the low-pressure hose, but I store it separately because it gets in the way of winding/unwinding the high-pressure hose. Overall, this is a decent inflator, but some design choices make the unit less convenient that it could be.

An included bag or case would have been welcome, but as-is, just good enough for a four-star rating.

The AstroIA Air Compressor is the best corded compressor I have used so far as this is my third corded compressor ever used. My only complaint is that the power cord could be much longer as it is not long enough to reach all tires if you have a longer or larger car.

It uses a 12v power cord that connects to your cigarette lighter in the car. However, you can separately purchase an extension cord with a transformer that connects to 12v, which is what I did that can connect to a wall outlet.

Things I like are that it comes with several air pump attachments so that you can pump other items besides tires; a fuse in case you need to replace the fuse (instruction says not to use pump for more than fifteen minutes at a time, so don’t do more than one to two tires at a time); it takes around 6-8 minutes to pump up the tire; automatically shuts off if you set tire to psi you want (there are other forms of measurements in the digital display, so be sure you select “psi” for Americans); light weight; and easy to repack and put back into the box.

Compared to rechargeable battery powered pumps, this is not as fast, but definitely faster than other corded pumps I have used. Other corded pumps can take 10-20 minutes per tire. Rechargeable battery pumps can do a tire in about 3-4 minutes.

I have used this pump about six times so far in about two months because one of my tires has a micro hole that flattens the tire after a few days each time. The pump continues to operate the same as the first time.

It is not as loud as other pumps, but it does make noise. The great thing that this pump has that I did not see in older pumps is the automatic shut off upon reaching the desired psi. I do not have to stay with the pump while it is pumping.

I let it pump in the driveway while I go into house away from the cold. When I hear the pump stops, I come back out to unleash the pump and turn the switch back to off before unplugging it and put it away.

Even when the pump stops, the power remains on as the digital display needs power, so be sure you switch the power off. This pump is light weight and nice looking, and easy to use. It comes with an instructional booklet that has multiple languages.

They should update the compressor with a longer cord though, and it would be perfect.

This portable tire compressor is fast and powerful for its size. This unit was able to fill my tires in 10 minutes, from 31 psi to 44 psi. I even double-checked the psi rating with my pencil tire pressure gauge, and the unit was accurate in its readings.

The unit’s functionality is quite simple, giving you a button to change the four types of readings PSI, kPa, BAR, and KG/CM. Two buttons to adjust the output, a button for the light, and lastly, a button to turn the machine on and off.

The unit has an automatic shut-off system, so you don’t have to worry about hovering over the unit and waiting for it to stop. Although that may not be a concern since it takes around 2. 5 minutes to fill a tire, depending on how much your tire needs.

As for my concerns about the product, it has a 15-minute time limit before it needs to cool down. Suppose you must fill multiple tires over 50psi, then it might take longer to wait for the unit to cool.

The unit didn’t get noticeably warm until the end of filling up my third consecutive tire. The light was sufficient for me to read the psi from my tire in the dark, but you might rather use your phone light instead.

Although this isn’t a primary concern, its lightweight does make it prone to move around a bit, but it won’t walk away on you. Overall this product will definitely be a lifesaver if you ever need to fill your main or spare tire when you are on the road.

Pros:-Fast-Easy to use-Lightweight-Compact-Accurate pressure rating-Multiple air pressure rating options-Provides multiple nozzle adapters and additional fuse-Functional lightCons:-15 minute use limit before cooldown-Semi-week light-Minor movement from vibration.

This company offers several different models, and I choose this one specifically because it is more robust and designed for up to 150 PSI. Always purchase small items like this at 2x your requirements so you have margin in the design for long life and reliability.

I will never use it at the 150 PSI levekl, so I have no idea how efficient it might be at tire pressures above 60 PSI. thing is, 60 PSI is the most I need for my purposes, so there is plenty of margin in this unit by design.

That said, I bet it struggles in the last 50 PSI to get to 150. depending on the size of the item being inflated. I tested the unit right after delivery and everything works great. Build quality is great as well, and I will add that this unit is much quieter than the old unit I am replacing.

Clearly this unit is for the occasional topping up of a few tires, or the full inflation of either several bike tires or maybe one SUV tire, before it gets too warm to continue to use. So purchase to the scale of your inflation tasks, rather than just the paper specs.

The manufacturer indicates it will self stop once it reaches an specific internal temperature (which they expect comes with ~10 minutes of continual use). Lastly, people need to have realistic expectations on how fast a small unit like this will inflate a tire to spec pressure.

35 liters of air per minute is what it is spec’ed at, so plan accordingly. I would expect this unit would take about 5 minutes to fully inflate a larger tire like an SUV tire from 0 PSI as the starting point.

One thing to note: take a few moments to dress up the power cord away from where the soft foot pads are on the underside, because if you were to allow the cord to sit under one of the rubber feet, I imagine you will destroy the power cord.

I just used a wire tie-wrap to dress the cable to insure it never gets stomped on, easy modification for long life and durability.

Main use: Top off my tires for all 3 cars, and keep in the car of my trunk for emergencies. YMMV if you’re gonna use this for outlanding / off-road purposes where you air-out and fill air often on 33″ – 35″ tires.

However, my use purposes, this worked fine. I did test this out this past weekend with my 3 cars (1 SUV, 1 mid-size car and 1 compact hatch), and it worked fine. I topped off all 3 vehicles in a row with no issues.

Just to give you an idea of what the compressor went through, below are the conditions:- Temp: 45 degrees F- Air needed in each tire – SUV: 4lbs each tire, Mid-size: 2lbs each tire, Compact HB: 8 lbs each tireI didn’t do an exact timing but to get pump the 8 lbs in the HB took around 3 minutes each tire.

The pump didn’t get too hot probably given the lower temperature in my garage. It is not all that compact like the ones that come with one of those cheap roadside emergencies kits, but it fills much faster than those smaller, cheaper ones which take forever to fill up even a couple of lbs or pressure.

It is small enough to keep in the trunk of your car without sacrificing too much space. I just keep it in my trunk’s cargo box where I also keep my first aid kit, flat tire tools, umbrella, etc. Thus, good pump for my use purpose, but my results given the above conditions may be different from yours (i.

e. overheating in Arizona or Texas summer heat). We’ll see how long it lasts which is why I’m reserving 1 star for now.

I saw this little inflator featured on the Project Farm YouTube channel. It worked as well, or better then any of the other inflators that he tested. I didn’t want yet ANOTHER rechargeable tool to worry about.

It always seems that the batteries need charging when you despararely need the tool so getting one that plugs into the cigarette lighter (showing my age) seemed like a good idea. I first used it on an almost completely flat, 265/70R17 truck tire on a 2018 Ram 1500.

Actually the tire registered 5lbs of pressure. I plugged the cord into the lighter, hooked it up and turned it on. The directions do say to turn it on FIRST, then hook it up to the valve stem to avoid burning it out, but who reads directions? 🙄 The pump operated decidedly faster when I started the truck.

And who knows if this thing would drain your battery, so be prepared to run your vehicle while using the pump. It took about 18 minutes to get the tire to 40lbs, but it was in my driveway, so i went inside and made some coffee while I waited.

It might be annoying if you’re on the side of the road, or in a deserted Walmart parking lot at 3:00 a. m. , but 18 minutes goes by pretty quickly when brewing your favorite java bean. When the pump gauge said 40lbs, I unscrewed the hose from the valves stem and checked the pressure with my Slime brand dial gauge.

That also said 40lbs, so either the pump gauge is accurate, or they both are identically wrong. The only negative was that it got incredibly hot. So hot that I could not touch it for more than a second.

I don’t think it would light a cigarette like one of the lighters you used to find in the “accessory outlet” but hot enough that i wanted to let it cool down for a while before zipping it back up in the handy carrying case.

All in all, with a 25% off coupon, I was pretty happy with the results.

I bought this a few months ago and finally used it for the first time today. The temperature dropped and all my SUV tires were about 5 pounds low, so I was trying to get them up to the proper pressure.

Pros: This thing is really small and fits into one of under floor compartments near the spare tire without taking up trunk space. It worked relatively fast just to top off each tire. It got a little warm, but not too bad.

Inexpensive. Quieter than my old inflator. Cons: The gauge is hard to read and seemed way off — I was trying to go from about 29PSI to 34PSI. There are tiny little marks between 20 and 40. (With a hand tire gauge, all the tires read several pounds over what the inflator gauge read and I ended up having to let air out of each tire to bring them down to the desired pressure.

) The directions are very clear that you will blow a fuse if you don’t plug the unit on before you attach it to your tire. This is not how my old inflator worked, so I’m paranoid I’m going to turn it on at the wrong time and blow the fuse when I need it the most.

The price is good and it worked better than I expected based on size, but in hindsight, I’ve have spent more for one with a more readable gauge (and one where you can set the shutoff pressure).

This tire inflator is small but it worked very well filling my tire from 10lbs to 32lbs in less than 3 minutes. It is quiet for its size and is solidly built. It easy to set up and easy to pack away (in the supplied bag) for emergency use on the road.

If I could improve it, I would probably rethink the carrying handle. Otherwise, I recommend it for personal use or for gifting.

This model air pump has a major design flaw. The air hose is located too close to motor. As the motor operates and generates heat. The air hose became loose in it’s housing,then popped out(literally) during the inflation proceess! Leaving me stranded.

Miles from any service station or repair facility!.

Very high quality product and very accurate to its pressure settings. Like the screw on fitting. No pressure is lost on disconnect.

My old brand of tire inflator died on me, so I stopped in at O’Reilly to get a replacement. I have owned Slime brand inflators before and have been pleased with their reliability and low prices. This particular inflator was less than $30 but looked more robust than the $12 inflator, so I bought it.

The inflator filled my tire from flat to 35psi in about 5 minutes, which was what I wanted. The flashlight is a nice feature, I suppose, for someone who needs to see where the tire valve is at night in the dark.

However, I have a good LED flashlight already. The one thing I was not expecting is that the inflator hose has to be screwed onto the tire valve. I prefer the quick release type. It screws on and off easily.

However, you do lose some air while unscrewing it. The inflation hose and the electric cord to the 12V port in the car are both long enough to reach easily. I don’t like the storage features for the air hose and for the electric cord.

The air hose is stored in a recess on the pump body by shoving the hose into this recess. Not very elegant. The electric cord wraps around and around the base of the pump body, and the plug part sort of clips into a hole in the very bottom of the pump, but there is excess cord so the cord tends to unwrap from the pump base.

Once wrapped up, I was able to reuse the box that the pump came in, but I wish it stored better.

Using for several years now. Top up my tires every few months without the hassle of finding or paying for air. Just go outside after I’ve let my car sit overnight, and adjust. Also worked when I had a flat.

Took it a few mins, but not enough to matter or delay my getting where I was going. Easy power from the 12V car outlet. Screws on so fills well. Gauge shows as it fills, but I use my handheld to check accuracy.

Long enough hose to put it on the ground while filling, no matter where the valve on the tire. Small so it fits under the seat easily. Has added raft and ball valves; I haven’t tried. NOTE: Need to keep car running while on, or it will run the car battery down completely.

It’s shown NO signs of wear or slowing down since I bought it easily 4 years ago. My dad gave me another brand that plugged in. It didn’t work well, so I returned, spent only a little more for this. A purchase that makes me smile every few months when I check my tires.

I’ve found keeping the tires properly inflated helps them last a lot better.

I have a tire with a slow leak. I’ve been unable to get that fixed, so I just top the tire off in the mornings at the gas station. My fiancee loaned me hers, and I loved it. This little inflator has saved my day so many times that I can’t give it enough praise.

It’s small, compact, cute, and effective. The cable and hose management is great – the power cord coils away nicely around the base, and the power connector tucks into the bottom. The air hose has a space where it tucks away too, to make it easy to use.

The pressure gauge is accurate, and it works pretty quickly. Not only can you top off your car or bike (Schrader valve), you can inflate beach balls, footballs, basketballs – you name it. So I bought another one – the purchase here – so she could have hers back.

Now we have one in each vehicle. I highly recommend this inflator. It’s inexpensive as well. Pick one up while they are around!.

Wish I found this pump last year. This is an amazing tool, time saving and I don’t have to use the big air compressor and did I mention the accurate PSI reading?

A well made accessory item to have on hand. Typically it will live in the trunk, until I have some tire damage or a flat. It is for getting me home when a tire has a slow leak or for when I have a flat and the spare is mounted.

Spares can lose pressure over long lengths of time (most folks don’t check them very often). Mounting one in a roadside tire-changing evolution to find it low on pressure can be exasperating. This little device can put in a few pounds of pressure to let the spare do its job properly to get you home or to a tire shop without further problems The Masterflow 12 volt inflator is heavy for its size, a good indicator of its robust construction.

The integral pressure guage warns that it is only calibrated to + or – 3 lbs, but it matched my small hand guage exactly. Being so small has only one drawback, and that is with all such small 12 volt inflators: it takes a little time to get the pressure up in the tire.

Of course this will vary with tire size, but my 16 inch 35 PSI truck tires took about 30-40 seconds per pound of pressure inputted into the tire. So, if you think you will be in a hurry to get a tire inflated, go for something bigger and faster, and more expensive.

If you expect to have a few extra minutes to get a tire up to proper pressure, this is one great little item to have on hand. The case is nice for keeping road grime out of my vehicle and attachments for inflating other things is a plus.

Operating note: all of these small compressors have a motor that sucks up battery power pretty fast. I’d recommend having the engine running while using them to prevent battery drain to the point of engine starting issues.

I bought this based on reviews and was not disappointed. It’s a great tool to have in the car. I have used it a half dozen times and it works well. The power cord is plenty long. The tire valve screws on easily and I prefer it over the push and hold style.

It has a built in pressure gauge! It is not speedy but it’s perfect for my application. It also has a nifty storage bag. Everyone should have one of these along with jumper cables.

As far as tire pump quality, I think it is great. Much like industrial tire pumps, Now as far as the 12 volt plug, it probably got broke before it ever got shipped. But with a little tape & time to figure it out, I put the plug back together.

I just did not want to bother driving down to Walmart, to stand in line, when I fix little stuff like this all the time. It does also say that it will start even against 90 lbs. pressure. That is plenty for most car tires & bicycle tires, but if you need more than 90 lbs, do not quit until it is full enough.

It has a little guage cap to protect if from being banged around, everything else seems to be indestrictable, it runs quiet too.

This is a very well-designed and versatile portable inflator, which can be used with the onboard battery, or the AC and DC cords. In my testing I’ve only used it with the battery, which is the way I will probably use it most of the time.

I ordered this primarily to keep in my motorhome, and having a cordless inflator is really a big plus when airing up tires for motorhomes and trailers! Having the backup of AC and DC cords is just icing on the cake.

I did unpack the AC and DC cords, and they are each 9 ft long, and heavy duty. They’re a little tricky to tuck back into the storage compartments, but they do fit. The 9-ft DC cable should work with any standard vehicle to air up all the tires, but of course with a long motorhome you’re going to need a DC extension cord, if not using the battery.

I did check it with my full size pickup truck, and I would be able to air up all of the tires using the DC cord. This inflator also comes equipped with a hose and fittings to fill up large inflatables, and sports balls.

It has an LED light, and the battery pack has a USB A port, so you could use it as a power pack to charge devices. I’ve used it to inflate bicycle tires, motorcycle tires, compact vehicle tires, and my motorhome tires.

In every case, it worked well, and cut off almost exactly at the preset inflation. I did find with bicycle tires sometimes it went ~1 PSI over, and with my motorhome tires, at higher pressure, it seems to inflate just 1 PSI under the reading on the unit.

That’s actually not unexpected, and something I’ve found with most inflators I’ve used. The main thing is that it is consistent and does cut off. With a fully charged battery, I topped off all 6 tires on my motorhome, and it only took off one bar of charge off the battery.

So I have absolutely no complaints about this AstroAll portable inflator. It’s a very versatile item to keep in your vehicle, or at home. I also think the asking price is super reasonable, especially considering it comes with the 2Ah battery and charger.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐.

I’m impressed with this AstroAI Tire Inflator Air Compressor. There has been a lot of thought go into this machine and it has plenty to offer from its compact size. There is a charger for the 20 volt battery.

The battery even has a USB outlet on it to charge other electronics. There is a 110 volt mains cable under the unit should that be desirable, as well as a 12 volt cable to plug in to the vehicle’s cigarette lighter outlet.

Both are very difficult to stuff back into the compartments that they came out of. Three power sources certainly offers some options. It has a small three chip LED work-light at one end. It can blow like a fan to inflate larger items such as a blow up bed or pool toy, and it comes with a wide range of nozzles to accommodate virtually anything and everything that you might need to inflate.

The tire inflator works well. You choose what pressure you want in your tire, use the buttons to put that into the digital readout, attach the inflator to the tire valve and hit the go button. When the tire gets to the desired pressure, the machine cuts off.

I would have to deflate a tire to see how long it takes to pump it up, but the ones that I topped up using this machine didn’t need for it to run for too long. Apparently it can run for up to 20 minutes at a time, which is a good thing if you’re stuck on the side of a busy highway.

This unit would have been better if it came with a case. With everything that’s associated with it or attached to it, it’s likely to get very messy bouncing around in the back of a vehicle. A hard shell case would make it much more secure.

However, when you look at what it can do for the $110 price point, you’re getting a lot for the investment. A decent case would probably add a few dollars to the price, but I think it would be worth it.

I’m going to fit it back in the box that it arrived in so that it stays in good shape. This is then going to be part of the kit that remains in my wife’s horse trailer along with some other things to make her life easier and safer in the event that she has tire issues on the road.

As for how durable this unit is, time will tell. If there is anything that is noteworthy, I’ll update this review. Value for money. Recommended!.

This has become a go-to for soccer practice and camping. It’s easy enough to throw in the back of the car, plug into the port, and fix whatever has deflated due to time, weather, or whatever. The cord-wrap is nice, makes it super easy to store.

I also like the way they store attachments and the power chord. It feels like being compact was a major focus, and it has paid off big time.

We just love our Sharper Image Car Air Compressor! It works well and is compact. You can keep it in your car or use it at home to inflate bike tires, etc. This would make a great gift because you can pump anywhere instead of looking for a gas station or somewhere to fill up your tires.

It’s so nice that it has lights on it too so if you ever are in a situation at night where you have to pull over you can see. It also comes with 3 different nozzles so fit whatever you need inflated.

Highly recommend!.

I got this about a month ago. We put it in my daughters car because she travels back and forth to college a lot. This came in Handy for her on the road! She was coming back from college, which is about an hour drive, and she felt her tire go out.

She pulled over and was able to keep her tire aired until she could reach a gas station and get help putting on her spare. This saved her from having to pay the expensive fee for someone to come to the interstate to help her.

Superior product!!!!.

The build quality is very high with this whole unit, the rubber hose, aluminum threaded air fittings, and even the solid one piece needle valve attachment for basketballs and such are top notch!I tested this by comparing the indicated pressure against my manual gauge, it was very close.

I filled a large SUV tire, 245/50r20, up from 30 to 38psi and this pump did it in 2min 52seconds, on 2 bars of battery 50%. It got warm but not hot, while its running there is a fan pulling in cool air.

I held the pump while it filled the tire because there isnt a good way to set this down in a driveway while its running, I didnt want to scratch it all up!Its louder than some pumps of this size, but not horrible, but again I was holding it the whole time, I usually walk away from running compressors.

A habit from many years of working with automotive air tools in my home garage. This pump did well, and is sized for easy travel, and is powerful enough for almost any job. Each mode has a different max psi that it can be set to, 150psi is the max for the first mode, 50 in the car mode, 43 in the scooter mode, 145 in bicycle mode, and 16 in basketball mode.

Overall Im impressed with this small portable pump. Its smaller than a 20oz pop!Updateadded pictures: Comparable to name brand equipment! I used this when it had a full battery to refill a large trailer tire from 35 to 53psi, both tires were filled at the same time and both pumps pictured did the job in almost the same time 10 seconds apart! This one was pretty hot after, but thats expected, and still had 4 bars of battery.

I also used it to help my neighbor fill tiny bike tires, for his 4 year old daughter. It went from 0 to 35psi in about 7 seconds but didnt overfill the tire!I will UPDATE this review if anything changes, good or bad! I take Vine seriously and am always honest in my reviews.

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I replaced a smaller, less expensive cordless pump with this unit. It had failed after about a year of use, mostly on bicycle tires but occasionally for cars and motorcycles also. It was one of the choices at a lower price point and I can now appreciate what spending more gets you in terms of performance and convenience.

The motor in this device is obviously a higher quality. It is not as noisy, doesn’t vibrate as much and stays fairly cool when running. The battery is larger and should be less likely to suffer from wear since I won’t have to charge it as often.

The connections for the air hose are precise fitting. There isn’t any airleaking past the threads and the hose stays tightly connected. The hose threads onto the valve stem for regular valves and includes fittings for presta bike valves and for general inflating.

I suggest you also separately buy an extension with a locking thumb lever, like on a bicycle pump. That would make things more convenient for you if you’re mostly inflating tires, you can just lock it on one handed instead of carefully threading on the hose.

Extensions with this type of lever are available elsewhere on Amazon. The setting for inflating different types of tires and the pressure setting are simple to adjust and the controls are perfectly logical to use.

So the ease of use is great and it’s versatile for bikes, cars and general use. I expect the larger battery and more powerful motor will assure that this inflator outlasts my previous one. So far this is a better choice than a unit at a lower price point.

Longevity of battery and electronics is hard to estimate, but this seems like a good price/performance ratio and it is very handy. It is certainly a good choice among many similar items.

Ive kept on top of tire pressure for many years, likely because Ive had electric vehicles where range is an issue. Ive done that with a corded tire inflator and a digital tire pressure gauge. The digital gauge works well but the tire inflator doesnt have a cut-off at a set pressure.

In practice this means you end up over-inflating and then manually deflating to get to the pressure you want. Also the cord means the inflator isnt particularly mobile, and using it invariably involves dragging out an extension cord.

Not the end of the world but not super easy either. The Fanttik X8 resolves these inconveniences. Since its battery powered its super mobile. Not only does this make it easy to move around the garage, you can also put it in the trunk and take it with you its very compact.

The inflation process is 100% automatic. You just screw one end of the inflation cord onto the tire — nice connection BTW — dial in the desired pressure, and press to start. When the pressure hits the top of the set pressure the inflation pressure stops.

Overall this is advance over what I have been doing. So five stars. I only have a couple of quibbles. One is that a slightly longer inflation cord would be nice. As it is now, if the tire stem is on the top of the tire you have to set the X8 on the bottom.

This isnt as stable as being able to set it on its side. The second quibble is that instructions didnt make clear that the tire connector was actually part of the inflation cord. They showed the tire adapter but didnt show it connected to the cord.

On the subject of instructions and packaging, other than this the instructions were very clear. And the packaging was rather Apple-like and super nice.