Review on 🚲 Bell Air High Volume Bike Pump by Kevin Harmon

Perfect for maintaining tire pressure on my Lexus and KIA Soul. Car tires lose about 1 PSI per month and even dealer service will leave you with under-inflated tires. First, even if the work order says to inflate tires to X PSI, tires can be hot or hot when the vehicle is being serviced, and tire pressure specifications are based on cold tires. Second, with the exception of the Lexus dealership, which is luxurious (after all, the only difference between Lexus and Toyota is the Lexus name and that I'm a spoiled Lexus customer), I've never noticed my tires deflate while driving Time. regular service. This large volume pump is ideal for the relatively low pressures used in passenger car tires; 30 to 40psi. You don't have to pump a million times to increase PSI by a few pounds - it takes anywhere from 5 to 20 pumps to get PSI from 2 to 4 pounds in my small import. A 60-85 psi high pressure bike tire pump would require twice as many pumps - pumps are much simpler but twice the size. The build quality of this plastic pump seems surprisingly good for under $15. Looks and runs like new after 8 months - ok two cars at a time a month - that's only 64 tires but still.