Cordless Air Compressor Tire Inflator - Powerful Portable Pump | Auto Preset-Stop | Rechargeable AC and DC | Digital LCD Pressure Gauge | Power Bank | Flashlight | 150 PSI | 12V - 10A | 55 L/Min

Came packed very nicely and sturdy, included instructions. I purchased this product few weeks ago and unfortunately a week ago i had a flat tire on a Sunday when all tire shops are closed, this product saved my day!! I used this pump inflated my tire till the next day i was able to take car to fix flat tire. Highly recommended in each car as a back up life saver.

I used it to air up the tires on my scooter; the recommendation is 40 PSI. For the most part, it's simple to assemble and use, but it takes a bit of muscle to disconnect the battery pack from the body of the air compressor for storage. I was worried about damaging it trying to do so, but it seems like a pretty sturdy little tool. I love that it's heavy enough for me to sit down while airing up my tires. My only "gripe" (for lack of a better word) is that once I get it to 40 PSI, I lose some air trying to disconnect the hose from the bike. Overall, very pleased with my purchase.Really came in handy in a pinch. My son's Expedition went flat overnight. This air compressor allowed me to ALMOST completely air up the tire; if I remember correctly, it got me up to mid-30 PSI, enough to drive it to get the tire patched. So while it wasn't quite strong enough to air the tire up completely, it did air it up enough to be able to drive it. For a smaller vehicle (i.e., smaller tire) I would assume it would do the job quite nicely. After about a year it's still going strong: charging well and works like when I first purchased it. Highly recommend, money well spent.

A few weeks ago on a very cold night, I found my car with an almost flat tire, after a late night event far away from home. It happens sometimes with old tires. Luckily, one of my friends was there too, and he had a tire air compressor. We inflated the tire and I could drive home safely. I decided that I won't trust my luck again. And I should buy one too. The one that my friend had, had a long cord that needed to be connected to the car for power, which made it more challenging to inflate the back tire, especially when it's frozen outside. This is why it was important for me to get cordless air compressor. I checked online, and read some reviews of a few compressors. And I saw that some compressors make the tire lose air when you detach them. I decided to go with this compressors, since it has a connector that doesn't require a lot of screwing. So far, I didn't have to try it on my car, but since I had to inflate the tires of the boys' stroller, I decided to try it on it. It worked really well. The tire was never so inflated before, and it didn't lose any air when detaching the compressors. The only con I found so far, is that when using it indoor on the stroller, it made a loud noise (like any compressor, I guess), and it scared the boys. But when I'll really need it, outdoor for the car, then this won't be an issue. I'll defiantly continue to use it on the stroller, instead of my hand pump, which lose a lot of air when you detach it. But, I'll do it outdoor, or when the boys are not around. I also like the digital reading of the air pressure and that you can set the desired pressure and it stops when it reaches it. That's another annoying thing when inflating tires with a regular compressors. You have to keep stopping and checking the pressure before continuing, and then sometimes, to let air out, since it's too inflated. Another plus is that this product comes with 1 year repair guarantee.

I purchased this unit on Sept 11, charged it, and put it in the back of my car. Thirty three days later I needed it, and the battery was dead. I tried to recharge it, but it wouldn't work. The warranty was for thirty days. I fully understand warranties, but I hoped this company would make a concession in this case, and I contacted Amazon. They referred me to Planetico. I contacted them and they didn't bother to answer me, so I'm out the purchase price.

I like the fact that it is relatively simple to use and it seems to do the job on my bicycle tires. What surprised me, at the cost, was the flimsy case and the absolute horrible lack of good instructions. Instructions are good enough to operate it, but don't do anything beyond the minimum. For example there is absolutely no instruction on which value fits which tires, connections etc.I use it for bicycle tires so the convenience of battery power is nice and the flashlight and powerpack is good.With all that, I will probably keep it. It seems to work reasonably well, a little awkward, but better than most small air compressors. I was most surprised b the lack of instructions and the very flimsy case, which i doubt wll last through the guarantee period (although the case probably isn't guaranteed).Well worth the money, I just wish they provided better instructions!

Works well. A bit confusing to use at first, but once you get the hang of it, it's very good. Set desired tire pressure, wait for it to stop flashing, then pull the trigger. It automatically stops when you reach the set pressure. Keeps the battery charge for about 1 month or so, without being charged. I've only used it for my car tires so far, but better than having to go to the gas station, an then have to pay $1.50 to use the air pump.