GSPSCN Dual Cylinder DC 12V Air Compressor for Car, Heavy Duty Portable Tire Inflator,Tire Pump 150PSI with LED Light for Auto,Truck,SUV, RV,Balls etc (Titanium)

Highly recommend. I bought one for each of my sons. High quality. Everyone should have one in their truck or car.

Make sure you also get a DC Power cord extension. I found it very tight getting to my back tires. But I had purchased this for a cross country trip where I would be towing my camper and needed to be able to reach those tires as well. Otherwise, I would highly recommend it. The carry bag which is included has an outside zipper pocket which is big enough for 14 foot extension cord I purchase separately.Note, I had tried to use a 500wh solar battery but the draw from the pump was too much.

Pump seems to work fine. Inflated flat tire on my Odyssey van in a few minutes. Comparing to digital pressure gauge readout, the analog gauge seems accurate. Using the batter clips (recommended), the power cord, the attached black hose, and the coiled air hose, I can barely reach the reach the passenger side back tire on my van. The pump winds up alongside the front passenger door and you have to stretch the coiled hose almost straight to reach the tire. I will buy a 10ft Heavy Duty 12AWG corded battery clip-on to female cigarette lighter socket with an inline 30A fuse. This should eliminate the need for the coiled air hose and a much better battery connection than the rather cheaply made clip that comes with the pump. I took off one star because the storage bag, like the battery clip connector, is disappointing and somewhat cheaply made. The pump and hoses barely fits inside the bag and the zipper pull broke off the first time I tried to close the bag with the pump inside.

It's just a good quality product, it even matches my red 2015 regal.

Nothing about this tire inflator appears to be heavy duty but for casual use it should do the trick.The battery clamps do not have enough spread between the red and black clamps given how much plastic and ungrounded metal there is in cars these days. I struggled to find something metal that I could put the black clamp on given the limited cord available but did manage to find something to clamp on to.The power cord itself is very long and the air line (which is two pieces: a short rubber line from the compressor with a connector for the coiled plastic air-line) in combination. are long enough to reach both tires on each side of my wife's Ford Escape. I also purchased a Lumiteco thread-on short hose and air stem chuck to both extend the reach of the air-line and make the process of connecting and disconnecting from the tire valve stem much easier. I wish I had got one years ago for my previous auto air compressor.The pressure gage is off by about 5 lbs but I haven't found a gage yet on a small tire compressor that was accurate. I always use my tire pressure gage to verify the tire pressure.The pump topped off the tires very quickly and is pretty quiet.This compressor does not appear to have a thermal overheat shutdown protection feature so be careful how long it is used continuously (the manual says 10 min) or the pump motor may burn out.For casual use it should do the trick. I don't know how well it might survive repeated use, for example airing up Jeep tires after off roading.Final assessment: should be ok for topping up low tires several times a year. Run it at twice a year to keep the seals flexible and the bearing points lubed.Follow up: after several uses over 11 months, I hooked up the compressor to top off tires. After one vehicle, I started to hear an air leak when the line was connected to a valve stem; it sounded like the compressor was leaking back through the internal valve. It took 20 minutes to put 5 lbs of air into a 20" tire. I subsequently discovered that the coiled air line was unscrewed somewhat from the fitting that comes from the rubber line that attaches to the compressor. A quick tightening and all was well. Check the tightness of the connections before each use!

Rated for 150 PSI but I had my doubts. Confirmed to inflate a 205/75/14 trailer tire (that was loaded) to 65 PSI accurately. Note that there is no auto shutoff so you have to be quick to turn off and remove from stem. It will leak down slowly if left attached as soon as the pump stops. The rubber tubing, metal fittings, and clamp on adaptor do get quite hot so be aware when removing. Cord and extension hose confirmed to reach 20'. All components fit neatly into supplied bag.I can't review durability as I only use this rarely. I suspect I can get a few years useage so for the price, this is a good portable cheap pump.

I always make sure I always have this in my trunk. Comes in so handy especially when weather changes and tire starts to lose air. It's fast and easy to inflate tires.

This is the second compressor unit I have purchased of this brand. This was a different model from the first unit. Seems to pump okay but the gauge doesn't work properly. Show 8 PSI for a 24 PSI tire pressure and it stays on 8 PSI even after activating the compressor for a minute. Not satisfied and consider it worthless! Also note that this is a special 1/8 npt gauge and certainly not an off the shelf item.

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After years of trying to find a pump that would cope with the high pressure of my motorhome (5.5bar) I am pleased to say this pump coped admirably. Its powerful, quiet and doesn't shake all over the place. Importantly it had no trouble reaching the required pressure. Although the screw tyre fitting is not ideal I bought a seperate converter to allow push and lock fitting which also worked brilliantly. Very satisfied with this purchase.