AstroAI Car Tyre Inflator Air Compressor 12V DC & 160PSI Integrated Metal Structure Digital Car Tyre Pump with LED Light, Preset Pressure and Auto Stop for Car Bike Motorcycle, and Others

Very satisfied with this tyre inflator. It is compact but powerful and inflates the tyres quickly. The cable length is good, and it’s very easy to use. The digital display is clear and accurate, and the automatic shut-off function is very convenient. It doesn’t take much space in the car, so it’s perfect for emergencies. Great value for the money. Highly recommended!

It's a good one for blowing your tyres up

This is really good, bought it because the inflator at the local garage is always out of order. So we thought we’d give this a go. Very impressed, the tyre was down to 7.5 psi, and needed to be 33 psi. It too the unit about three or four minutes to re inflate to correct pressure, at which point it automatically turns itself off. 5 Stars all day long. Obviously, we will have to see how it does in the long term, but it’s not like your using it everyday, so, so far very happy.

I read a lot of reviews before opting for this pump. I never 100% trust reviews, so I still didn't know exactly what to expect. I'm so glad I bought this. Small and neat, easy to use and, believe it or not, reasonably quiet! It was the only one I found that you can run for 20 mins before resting it to cool down, you can wrap up the 12v cable easily back into the pump stowage area and the air line stows neatly around the pump, allowing you to store it back in it's box and neatly in your vehicle. It quickly and accurately bought my tyres up to the correct pressure, only about 4 PSI needed in each, but my spare was down to 35 PSI, should be 55 PSI (VW T4 Transporter) this was easily inflated back to pressure in 4 minutes and auto stopped when done. The valve clip loses some pressure on attachment, but you can detach it, when fully inflated, nice and quickly with no loss of pressure. Metal pump body, so should last and a 2 year warranty. I am very pleased with this purchase, no more hunting for a working air pump at fuel stations and sitting in queues. I remember when 'air' used to be free!!! It is again now for me!! I'm glad I went for this model as I almost bought a cordless, hand held one, with this type, you don't get nasty vibrations in your hand and have to crouch by your tyres whilst inflating them!! If you need a small air pump then I highly recommend this little beauty!!..

Recently purchased item as a replacement for a compressor which is over 20 years old. I've used it once and it was very simple to use. Plug the 12V plug into your car's socket and attach to the tyre that needs to be inflated. Use the controls to select the unit you which to use. (It toggles between psi, bar and kPa.) Use the buttons to select the ultimate pressure you desire and switch on. The device will stop automatically when the pressure is reached. It also has an LED on the side, which would be useful in the dark. Does what it says on the box. Simples.

Works well, simple to use but under delivers set pressure by 2 to 3 psi. Just compensate

Well constructed and easy to use. The 3m long power cable is a very tight fit, though. I wish this was more of a consideration when this type of pump was designed.

Arrived in good order. Instruction dead easy...N.B you do need to start up the car before checking the tyres. Old compressor failed... as the clip onto the valve had weakened so the pressure blew it off! and the tyre got flatter each time I tried to blow it up. So needed a quick and good replacement. I've only used it once so can't vouch for its longevity but having spent more time than I'd like trawling through reviews from cheap to expensive this seemed to hit the sweet spot . It's light but not flimsy...easily and securely attaches to the valve with the old lever mechanism (had been looking for the newer screw-in coupling but these aren't always well reviewed) and the tyres were as they should be within a few minutes. From 14 to 31 p.s.i. took maybe less than a minute... and inflation stopped where I had set it. You'd need to be a magician to get the wire back into it's storage place , and it wouldn't do the wires much good if you did...but that no big deal unless you're very tidy-minded. It was the same on my previous model : )