DIYtoolifz 160PSI Portable Tire Inflator Compatible with Dewalt 20V Battery | Cordless Air Compressor Air Pump Auto Stop & Dual Display & LED Light for Cars, SUVs, Motorcycles, Bikes, Balls (Tool Only)

I have a Catrike 700 that uses 100psi racing tires. I've been using an old 12V brush-style inflator to air them up but old is the operative word in its description. Although it still "works" it was on its last legs taking an unusual amount of time to pump up these tires. I also have a nice collection of DeWalt 20V tools and wanted the new inflator to use the same batteries. I spotted this one seeing that it was a also brushless motor, something I wanted for longevity. The price was amazing so I thought I'd give it a try. So how does it work? What used to take my old pump over a minute to achieve, this new pump takes less than 10 seconds to do. That in itself is worth the money. Add to this speed is its ability to shot off once the programmed pressure is reached and you have pretty much have a perfect pump. You see, my old pump had an analog gauge that only told you what the pressure was. It's little things like this that make life easier with no move concerns of over-inflating a tire. This is not a shop compressor replacement but it is an extremely nice portable inflator for smaller or an occassional emergency task. It does what it claims and with great ease and speed. With the ability to use the same charger and lithium batteries my other tools use, that makes it a great fit for my personal tool collection.

This is a really, easy to use, air pump, that works absolutely fantastic, and is powered by a DeWalt battery. . Just set your desired air pressure, hook it up to tire, upon connecting to the valve stem, your current tire air pressure will be displayed, and turn it on, it shuts off upon reaching your desired set pressure, and for car or truck tires the process is very fast…. I bought a 6.5 amp, Off brand Dewalt batteries for about $36, this did include 2 batteries…..the vendor name is ZKpilse….if you need a Battery too. I also like that it has about 2 feet of air hose, so it can reach your tire air chuck and sit upright on the ground.. The controls are simple and easy to set, also the display, is bright enough to read in the sunlight…..It can air up inflatables as well and come with attachments for that.

Works, but takes longer then advertising stated and hose gets hot if u fill a tire more then 20lbs at one time also uses a lot of battery power

I've had the opportunity to use this pump several times since purchasing. I maintain an abandoned cemetery as a volunteer along with some friends. There is no power there so I initially bought the pump for inflating & maintaining tires on our riding mowers & trailer. I've since used it to inflate my tractor & hand truck tires. It works great! I've checked tire pressures with a separate gauge and the pressure "auto shut off" has been "right on"!

Bought just over a month ago, and stopped working. The item turns on, but does not inflate. Whatever senses the current PSI is broken, because every time I set a target PSI, it automatically says it's done. I even tried it on a flat, and still did the same thing

Received this about 6 months ago and used it a lot for both my vehicles, basketballs, boat and trailer tires etc when 2 weeks ago it just quit. I found my instruction booklet and after reviewing I contacted the support address and questioned what could be wrong. I sent them the info they requested and long story short they set me a new inflator! I am impressed!

I love this lil guy! Granted it's not as quick as a full compressor, but for the size, price, and compact size, this has proven to be an extremely effective implement I keeping my equipment up and running. I would DEFINITELY would recommend anyone who has kids, driving family members, crews, etc. to purchase one of these for each vehicle. This item has saved me time and money multiple occasions this winter

Excellent Choice. Works with my existing DeWalt Batteries. Stick to 5Ah or larger. It can kill the 2.5 before you finish all four tires. Very Fast. Powerful.

This is a great hand held portable air compressor. I own a plug in powered mini air compressor that sits in my car. Which works but sucks at night, when it is snowing out, it is dark out or your car battery is low/dead. You have to plug my old one in to a 12v outlet to work. Which it did but was a pain to use. This new one is a million times better. Just plug in whatever tool battery you bought it for (I bought it for Dewalt batteries) and it is working right away. Set it to the pressure you need, plug it to the tire and hit the button once. It will run until it hits the pressure you selected then stops. No having to run cables, or watch it every minute. I put air into all my tires in around 4 minutes. Some tires were very low for some reason. This pumped them all up to spec and I am now happy. Only used maybe one quarter of the battery. I keep it inside my house during the day right now (because it is very, very cold at night for the moment). And will set it up in one minute if needed. For the cheap price it is so worth it. Just make sure to unplug the battery from the tool once you finished to make sure it doesn't drain. Should have bought this years ago. Is great. Even if you only use it once a month the price is crazy good. Filled up one tire from a very low 8 to 34 in less than a minute. My old one took five times as long and was a pain to setup. Even if you somehow loose this or drop and break it, the thing is such a good price it is worth buying again. Now I have to buy another one because someone saw me use it and was super happy with it and wants their own. If you need one and have one of the tool battery types to power it, buy it now. Very very worth it. Very happy with an inexpensive tool.

Muy bien funciona como se esperaba La recomiendo.

Surprisingly awesome tool. Not recommend to fill a tire from empty, but great for toping up and having around just incase.

Fonctionne super bien. Plusieurs modes de gonflage dans l’appareil: ballon, vélo, voiture, moto. Il est possible d’ajuster la pression voulue

It was giving random number for the pressure and then the pressure would go down while it was inflating... When checked against a pressure measuring tool it would give 14 to 19 psi (changing randomly every time it was connected) when the tire was inflated at 35 psi and it kept going down while inflating. Someone could have a tire explode and get serious injuries from using these cheap tools. I'd rather stay healthy so I bit the bullet and bought the expensive DeWalt one instead.