Digital Air Compressor for Car Auto Pump Portable Tire Inflator with LED Light DC 12V

Very powerful & compact easy to use & gets the job Done I highly recommend

This is one of those things that you don't think you'll ever use, but then you get in a jam, and are like, yep - I am totally glad I have this in my car. So, my mother is 82 years old, and she cannot put air in her tires herself. My brother drives by her condo on the way to work. So she used to call him and say my car's tire pressure is low when I start it up. So, my brother used to switch cars with her and take hers to the gas station to fill the tires with air. So, I thought this device would come in handy, and I shipped it to her. So now, he just swings by her condo, pulls this amazing digital air compressor out of her car, and inflates her tires. It's very accurate and easy to use. Makes life easier all the way around!

First off, let me first say that this tire device really came in handy for us yesterday. My mother needed to take her SUV to Firestone. I had a tire on my car that kept loosing air every time the wind blew. It’s so annoying, especially with this cold weather and not to mention embarrassing when your cars always the one in the parking lot with a flat 🙄. I hated the thought of my mother having to wait at that shop for hours just sitting there. I knew that she was tired from getting up early all week, and really needed to go home and rest until the call came in to pick up her car from being serviced. Her appointment was the next day, so I immediately jumped on Amazon and searched for the most reasonable, but reliable air in tire device and saw this one for under $28. I paid an extra $4 for next day shipping, and put air in my tire that morning. When I powered it on, It was a bit loud like any tire device, but nothing too serious. That machine, it blew my tire up just enough to get me back on the road safely. The machine will even cut off on its own when you have enough air in the tire, or have reached the psi or whatever it’s called lol. This is a must for any women especially on the road alone. Any one by that matter should have one of these air tire box sources 🛞 💨 in their backseat at all times. Long story short, I trailed my mom to the shop, and she rode back home with me and was able relax at home for 4 hours until her car was done. I took her to get it and we both arrived back home safely. If it weren’t for this tire inflator right here, I would have been so upset with myself for waiting this long to invest in something that was really a serious priority all along 🤔. If you’re looking for a reliable, reasonable, compact and fast device, get this ASAP. It also has a small little LED light on the front to help you see your tire rising higher in the dark. It comes with a warranty in the box that you just scan and register as well as extra pieces to attach to the end to pump your bicycle and basketball 🏀 etc if needed while out. I definitely would rate this 20 stars if it was an option ⭐️ 😌. Don’t hesitate, get yours now 😎.

My car was parked on wet packed dirt with a near flat tire on the passenger side. Started off at 15 PSI and went to 40 psi in about 3 minutes. Because the tire was on the dirt I couldn't see the tire rising very much and I thought this thing was garbage but when I checked it with my gauge it read 40 psi. I set the number on the little screen to 32 psi and again when it said 32 I'm like no way, the tire didn't budge. Very inexpensive very good quality, for now. This was the first time I used it. Noisy? Yeah but if you want quiet go spend 75 bucks. I'd rather pop in some ear plugs if I was sensitive to noise and save myself the money. It does a little dance while it's pumping too! 😊 It vibrates so much that by the time you turn around it's by your feet. That's ok, again all the ones under 50 bucks typically don't weigh that much and there's nothing you can do except make put it in a milk crate. The cord was plenty long. I didn't like the short plug at the end of the hose. It's terribly short but manageable. I only gave it 4 stars because I don't know the longevity of this pump yet and the short hose fitting that goes on the valve of the tire although they do make valve extenders but im not paying for them.

I have had this for a few years and use it to bring my car tires to 36 PSI. It is slow but dependable. Sometimes it is necessary to toggle it off/on to get it working but so far it always has.

This is great. I've been using it for more than a year and it still works great. The connector fits properly for flawless installation. Its very compact and slim enough to fit nearly anywhere. The compressor motor hasn't lost any power whatsoever. Its a real life saver too when I need if.

It is very easy to use. It works great when you need to put air in your tires without going to the gas stations.

UPDATE: LAST UPDATE: I decided to purchase the same item, seller just different color, I received it and compared it to a Slime brand of similar specs. The new (yellow/black) compressor has a MUCH more accurate gauge and is within 2PSI+- of all the other (old one I'm replacing, slime w manual gauge, blue Karsun-this item and new Karsun yellow). I think the one I received here has a bad gauge, which is the best feature with auto-stop, and programmable. It shined better on my Trek Verve bike at 60-80psi, than with my 2003 Nissan Frontier XE which takes 30psi cold. I suggest anyone relying on this gauge inflate below the target, turn the compressor off and watch the gauge move forward a little; 2nd after the tire is inflated to the preset, quickly remove the hose from the tire valve stem, to not lose much air pressure, then connect it back on the tire valve, see the difference between the target and the reconnected psi. Because it's closer, I can live with that at this price. These are decent especially for the sale price. The one I'm reviewing seems to be the exception, as the positive reviews indicate. FWIW all the compressors were around 80dB at a few inches away, maybe 85dB within an inch. I probably would have kept the Slime, but it had a lock lever that worked in reverse and had some plastic in the plastic connector that made it hard to remove from the tire valve. It's manual gauge only went to 60psi and my bike needs that at a minimum, otherwise the manual gauge was spot on. OLD UPDATE: I've used this for a week or so now. I went on a small errand so my reading would not be COLD (30psi per mfg) and WARM (35psi per mfg), The digital meter was showing 27psi while pencil gauge showed 34psi; I turned the inflator on, and the gauge was moving fast to 30.5, less than a minute, properly turned off as that's what I set it to. My pencil gauge read 35psi. I set the meter for 50psi and checked my Trek Verve bicycle, pencil gauge said 45psi, inflator said 36psi, when I turned it on it quickly <1min got to the set 50.5psi. My pencil gauge read 55psi, it's quite a bit better than first experience. 60psi is what the Trek should be at but I like a softer ride. I decided to keep this for the following reasons: Lock lever connect to tire valve, portable, LED, Cord storge, Inflates quickly, not any louder than other inflators, Long enough cable to go from always on console to every tire (even spare), cord storage great, it could be worse. I feel like I paid too much for this with the inaccurate digital psi meter, and I hope it doesn't cost anyone a few tires or injury in wet/snowy weather. A pencil gauge is cheap, I strongly recommend carrying one if you use this or any like priced inflator. It's not a totally accurate digital psi gauge but when warm or hot tires, it's about 5psi off today. Over inflating tires is bad. ORIGINAL REVIEW: Digital PSI meter NOT ACCURATE! It's nice to set it and forget it, but I don't want to over inflate my tires; Cold Nissan Frontier 2003 225/70R/15 takes 30psi cold. The gauge showed around 12.5psi, which means I'm probably driving on the sidewall and I'm not. I inflated to 25psi, right before my trip to Discount Tire where I had rotation and inspection; I asked them to note my psi. He told me they were overinflated. He gave me a branded shiny, but free mechanical pencil gauge. I went to Harbor Freight across the street during the service, I saw a very similar inflator with a analog gauge, w coupon for $12.99. I'm gonna give that a try. Return the worse one. It looks like I'll be carrying a pencil gauge in my glove box. I does run well but can get the same quality at Walmart for much less. It's loud, which is ok. It says don't use more than 20 mins. Fair enough. It's portable and the cables store nicely. 12v power into accessory port, no problem. When I was inflating each tire, I turned off the compressor and it jumped up 2-3psi each time. I don't expect DeWalt quality at this price but a little better than <$15 price. I hope yours works better than mine. I should have gone for the yellow one, at least it looks a little more like DeWalt. I at least have an inflator just not a reliable gauge.

Very useful for car

Quality looks awesome. I recommend!

É um ótimo produto, uso semanalmente e atendeu perfeitamente a minha necessidade de uso ( carros e moto ). Recomendo a compra e se um dia o meu equipamento vier a estragar, vou comprar novamente o mesmo produto, e se possível com o mesmo vendedor.

Hasta el momento lo he utilizado en vehículos pequeños y camionetas y funciona de maravilla , nunca salgo de casa sin el

I have other 12 volt pumps but many of them stop at 50 psi. With newer vehicles needing more air pressure I had to upgrade. This little unit did the trick. I love that you can set the target psi and it automatically shuts off. It is compact and seems to be reasonably built for the occasional top up or even flat. It also comes with additional inflator adapters for balls and air mattresses.