Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor - 150PSI Fast Cordless Air Pump for Car Tires, Rechargeable Bike Tire Pump with Digital Pressure Gauge, LED Light for Cars, Bicycles, Balls and More

I was looking at portable compressors for my motorcycle/ebike tool kit as well as portable power banks for on the go charging options for electronics. This combined them both into one. The best feature by far is the ability to go from internal battery to 12 volt plug. The Good: 1. The compressor works VERY well for what it is. 700x42 bike tire from 0 to 50psi took it less than or right up to 1 minute (I didn't time it, but it was over faster than I was expecting). I tried it again on my dual sport motorcycle rear tire (120/80-18) and that took it from 10 to 32psi in just a couple of minutes too. Inflating a small car tire does take a few minutes, but sitting around for 5 minutes beats sitting on the side of the road stranded. 2. The Flashlight and Emergency lights are both decently bright and very useful. 3. It's compact enough to not be too awkward to carry with you. Everything fits into the little bag it comes with nicely, and all of the fittings fit inside the bottom storage compartment. Things I wish it had. 1. Instead of a cigarette liter style power connection for 12V power, I wish it came with gator clips to connect to a battery. This would make it slightly more useful for a motorcycle. Not a deal breaker, but it does limit you to only battery power. I am sure I can rig up some sort of adapter for it cheap enough though. 2. A slightly longer hose, or a swivel end for it to rotate. Again, not a deal breaker. It would just make it a little less awkward to use. I don't regret buying this on sale for 56% off, and you can get an additional 7 dollars off (as of 3/1/24) if you have the Capital One shopping extension on your browser too. That made it $35 delivered. Included is a video inflating my ebikes 26x4 fat tire.

How many times has this happened to you? You need air in one or more tires. The first gas station's compressor is out of order. So is the 2nd one. The 3rd one has a line. And it's winter. Time to buy a tire inflator. I spent a lot of time comparing portable inflators. I didn't want to spend a lot of money. It had to be compact. I wanted two options for power (just in case). Common options include using the car's cigarette lighter (it connects to the inflator using a cord from the lighter to the inflator) and/or a usb charged battery for cordless use. I've also seen a charger that plugs into your wall socket. It also needed to be as quiet as possible. I park in a small lot with brick buildings on 3 sides. No echo, please. And it needed lots of good reviews with few bad ones. How does the ZGZUXO do against this criteria? Well, duh, it got 5 stars so it must have done well. I got it on sale at a great price (score for ZGZUXO!). It fits in my glove compartment - even with stuff already in there (score again). ZGZUXO comes with the cigarette lighter charger AND usb charging. I researched dB levels because I saw some up to 80 dB. I learned from Alexa that 80 dB is 10 times louder than 70 dB. The ZGZUXO says their unit is at 67 dB. Well, I didn't have anything to measure the loudness but I had it inflating the right rear tire while I did something in the drivers seat. I could barely hear the inflator. Alexa also told me that 70 dB is about as loud as a normal conversation and I think that's about right. So big score for being on the quiet side. Reviews are generally good, as they are for many different brands. I've used the inflator 3 times since I got it. It worked perfectly each time. (Some 1-star reviews complained that it worked only once.) I had to go from 26psi to 33. It took just under 2 minutes for each tire. I did one tire in my parking lot. No echo. Did another one while I was cleaning snow off the car. Did the back 2 in my doctor's parking lot. The ZGZUXO comes with a connector that you don't have to screw on to the valve stem. You put the nozzle (sorry, I don't have the vocabulary for this) over the valve stem and turn a lever on the nozzle 90 degrees to make a seal. There was barely a hiss of air when I did this. You set the inflator with the psi of your tire then start it. You'll immediately see a reading for the current pressure above the goal number. Once pressure reaches the goal the inflator shuts off. All 4 tires showed the correct psi on my dashboard when I got back on the road. I'm very pleased with my ZGZUXO inflator, even if I can't tell how much charge it has. The documentation that came with it says it's fully charged. I used it on 4 tires for about 8 minutes. I plugged into a usb charging port to top off the power before I store it in the car. The battery charging light flashed for about 2 hours then stopped. I assume this means it's fully powered. Documentation that came with it says it can take 4-5 hours to fully charge. Their Amazon page shows a graphic for a car that says "12 x" for battery life. Is that 12 tires or 48? Right now it's working as advertised. In the event the battery doesn't get fully charged I have the option to use the cigarette lighter to run the inflator. A card in the box offered (and I took) a free 2 year warranty. There's a tag attached to the air hose that warns it can get extremely hot after continuous uses. If you're doing just your 4 car tires I doubt this will be an issue due to how quickly it inflates.

Admittedly, my mic was muted for the video, but I assure you that this is the quietest 12v/rechargeable air pump I've ever used. I'm going to be comparing this to a Slime brand 12v air pump and Ryobi cordless air pump. So I just used this to air up the tires on my car after work, since they slowly leak down. It worked very quickly and showed no signs of slowing down after airing up all 4 tires, far faster than my Slime and Ryobi air pumps could've. It's also far quieter than both of them and still shows four bars for the battery level. Not only that, but it's also much more compact and easily portable, especially since it is its own power supply! No more lugging batteries for the Ryobi or worrying about being close to a 12v outlet with my Slime air pump, which makes it especially great for when I head out on a long bike ride. I can also charge it anywhere and don't need any special chargers, even a pocket sized power bank could keep it topped off! This pump also easily fits in my glove box, which keeps it out of sight and safe from prying eyes, which can't be said of my other air pumps. I can even put it in my cargo pants pockets for bike rides! Overall, I'd say this is probably the best air pump I could've purchased for the money. It's definitely going to be my go to and I plan on taking it everywhere I go that may require an air pump.

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