🚗 AstroAI Portable Air Compressor Tire Inflator - 12V DC Digital Tire Pump with Emergency LED Light, 150PSI for Car Tires, Trucks, Motorcycles, and Inflatables Review

Astro Al will turn itself off when you weigh 1.5 pounds. higher than the set pressure. This compensates for the air that can escape when the tire valve is pulled off. Plugging in is no problem. The question is where is the valve when you go to inflate it. The automatic shut-off relieves the user of having to look after the pump while it inflates the tire. The screen is big enough. From what I understand Astro Al uses a Vain pump so the amount of air it produces is small but it has the ability…

Easy to use, good cord length. Adding pressure (small PSI correction) is done quickly in just a few seconds. But I'm giving it "1 star" for one reason - I only have it over against the "radiator" (as well as the image "quick cooling" and the image or warmth of "radiator") Bought other brands. When I unpacked it, I saw that the "radiator” part is not an aluminum radiator (as it looks in the photo) but simply a painted plastic imitation/fake. I think without that imitation/fake heatsink it could…

I was surprised how small the tire inflator is. This is a size 10/11 men's ankle boot. Well built, although it hums when you turn it on. My previous Revain tire inflator was a Breezz, it made a rattling noise and only triggered 4 or 5 times. Can't comment on the durability of this unit but it hums like a well made machine and had no trouble inflating my tires (215/70/17). 5 stars for accuracy refer to the digital pump sensor. I can't remember what the instructions say (in the trunk of my car)…

I bought this mainly to inflate mountain bike tires and to keep in my car for emergencies. My previous pump had a screw connection and the threads were stripped making it unusable. It looked like a good replacement for the clamp connector. On the plus side, it's relatively quiet and works. On the other hand, it takes forever to inflate my bike tires. I'm talking about 2 minutes to add half a pound of pressure to a 2.1 x 26 mountain bike tire. I wanted to add some air to ride the pavement and…

I would like to give this product 5 stars but I'm not sure if it really solved my problem. I had low tire pressure on the dash. Last time it happened to my spare tire. I looked at my four tires and they looked pretty decent to me. First I went for a spare. I have a 2007 RAV4 with a spare tire on the tailgate. The cable doesn't fit. I bought an AC to DC Astro adapter but only wanted to use it as a last resort. I happened to pick the passenger side rear tire to try first. Of course, when I…

I chose one of these tires solely because the tire pressures have changed due to the cold weather in my area. I've only used it once (4 tires) and it seems to work as advertised. I like the fact that you can press and just walk away. The device is also a lot quieter than I thought it would be, although it's also quite slow. It took about 4-5 minutes to increase the pressure by 10psi. It has light and "works", but due to daylight I'm not sure how bright it really is. However, I can see that it's

I have a couple of slow leaking tires that I need to keep an eye on. I carry a bike pump with me and it works great and honestly I can inflate a tire faster than this pump. But this pump is very easy to use. The auto-off feature means you can turn the pump on and then get back in the car to deal with screaming kids or escape inclement weather. Pump fifteen minutes at a time, you need to let it cool before continuing. This might seem like a limitation, but it really isn't: this pump can handle…