6X Faster Inflation Tire Inflator Heavy Duty Double Cylinders with Portable Bag- Car Accessories，Metal 12V Air Compressor Pump 150PSI with Adapter for Car, Truck, SUV Tires, Dinghy, Air Bed

This item is very good and easy to use it works well with tires, and basketball

I bought this to air up my tires after off roading. I rarely off road so I wanted an inexpensive solution. And of course not all off roading requires an air down. I just tested it from 25 lbs to 35 lbs on one tire and it ran great, heads were not hot afterwards. Took about 4 min to air up the tire. For my not very often use that is just fine for me. It is light weight and has a small footprint. The accessories that come with it also fit my needs

well my cigarette lighter has a 30 amp fuse and it blew my fuse after about 40 seconds of run time so i bought battery cable clamps and put those on problem solved. seems to be a great little pump as little ones go. ive only used it on 4 tires that were like 10 lbs low but its still working and seemed to work well after the fix. im giving it a 4 because the cigarette lighter plug was not a good way to power it and the cord is to short.... imho

Requirements for my purchase: - need max "air pressure" to be at least 150psi capable knowing I probably wouldn't get 150psi of true air pressure cause I don't have a vessel strong enough for this test. But I can test with a vessel filled with water. - needs to be 12v complaint with + and - terminals exposed. Don't care about terminal connector for initial tests. Connectors will be decided after testing - needs to be portable, small, efficient, work as pure a air compressor should to inflate things and be durable for accidents from a tail gate or out of the truck. - price is a factor in regards to requirements, features, safety features, durability, quality, performance. Results from tests all passed with flying colors. The pressure gauge works and was tested alongside with another gauge that was already calibrated. The hoses the package came with held 100psi of water in a soda pop bottle for 20 mins. No leaks, no bursts and the pressure inflated to 100psi so quickly I was scrambling to shut off the pump before starting my test. My test comprises of a 1 way air valve with 20ft of 1/2" hose capable of 150psi air pressure into my pump, while other side of the valve contains water filled container to be pressured.

So far so good. Use this when I hit the trails and air back up. Takes about 3 mins per tire to air up a 35"/37" tires from 25 psi to 35.psi. Highly recommend for emergency use or for the trails.

I came back from a holiday trip to find my truck had a complete flat. So I hopped on Amazon that same day and found this gem to be delivered that evening. I I am impressed on the speed at which the pump inflated my trucks flat tire. From 0 to 34 in less than 5 min. For its small compact size it is impressive. It’s pretty quiet as well. I ended up topping off the remaining tires and even that of my wife’s car after knocking out the flat tire. The hose came in handy since I couldn’t find my wife’s car lighter/12V socket, so I powered it from my truck. Overall a great product in the first use. I am yet to see the durability in the long term. It definitely came in handy on this emergency and will help for long trips, camping, cold season when pressure goes down on tires, which is what occurred in to me on this occasion. Over a great product.

I thought I'd written a review when I got this in 2020. I started with 35s and took about 5 min per tire to go from about 17 psi to 35. With the new 37s it took me about 7 minutes. I'm at 4600 feet (altitude) It's not quite as fast as arb, but it also 90% less expensive. The bonus is I can have it in my 4runner for anytime outings then grab and go in the bronco for the rare times I take that. I find it extremely easy to use, doesn't get even close to as hot as an arb, I can easily grab and go in any car rather than permanently mounted like a more expensive unit. I just bought a other one to give to mom. Her tires were low and this quickly and easily filled them. Her comment was that she's had the batter powered emergency pumps. They almost always are dead when you need them. She was impressed with this and how small it is. She asked for one for her bday...so I just ordered it and now writing a review. Amazing little pump especially for longevity and for the price, since I use it for huge tires and have put it through the paces for years. Oh, I also used on my 2001 superduty crew cab and the chord and air hose reached all tires fine. Would recommend

TLDR - It's a good quality unit for the price and it'll get the job done better than most other similar products in an emergency. It's not intended for heavy use - just once in a blue moon when you're in a pinch. You can add a regulator and a tire chuck if you want. It's a great little emergency compressor to keep in your trunk. The quality could of course be better, but it's much better than similar products in this price range. It truly does achieve 150psi (which I had my doubts about before I tested it) and it took about 2 mins to inflate my SUV tire from 15psi to 32psi. It'll definitely do in a pinch. The air hose and surprisingly generous power cord should be long enough to reach all 4 tires from the driver's seat of any standard passenger vehicle. I recommend buying this with a small tire repair kit so you can truly fix a puncture on the road without having to call someone. It does come with a spare fuse for this unit, but you should also keep a spare car fuse if you power this compressor through the 12V cigarette lighter plug in case you happen to blow the one in your car. The tire hose attachment is screw on and the air pressure gage on my unit reports a pressure of about 5psi lower than the true value, which is slightly inconvenient, but also not a big deal in an emergency situation. This product does NOT come with a regulator of any sort, so it'll just keep pumping until it either burns out, the fuse blows, or you manually turn it off. On mine, I replaced the screw-on air fill adapter with a standard 1/4" dual tire chuck and installed an in-line regulator (both of which you can pick up for $25 at any home depot) for easy uniform tire inflation. Overall, it seems to work pretty well and I'm happy with it for the price.